Fortinet black logo

Azure Administration Guide

Verifying the license type

Verifying the license type

The top left corner of the FortiOS GUI indicates the FortiGate license type. The following is the GUI for a bring your own license (BYOL) instance:

The following is the GUI for a pay as you go (PAYG) instance:

You can also run the get system status command. For a BYOL instance, the output is as follows:

Version: FortiGate-VM64-AZURE v6.4.0,build1579,200330 (GA)

For a PAYG instance, the output is as follows:

Version: FortiGate-VM64-AZUREONDEMAND v6.4.0,build1579,200330 (GA)

By opening the OS disk, you can also verify the image used during deployment, which indicates the license type. The deployment process clones the disk from a disk image that Fortinet has provided to the Azure marketplace.

Open your deployed VM's OS disk and select Export template. In the template, search for imageReference. For a BYOL instance, this URI contains fortinet_fg-vm. For a PAYG instance, it contains fortinet_fg-vm_payg_20190624.

Verifying the license type

The top left corner of the FortiOS GUI indicates the FortiGate license type. The following is the GUI for a bring your own license (BYOL) instance:

The following is the GUI for a pay as you go (PAYG) instance:

You can also run the get system status command. For a BYOL instance, the output is as follows:

Version: FortiGate-VM64-AZURE v6.4.0,build1579,200330 (GA)

For a PAYG instance, the output is as follows:

Version: FortiGate-VM64-AZUREONDEMAND v6.4.0,build1579,200330 (GA)

By opening the OS disk, you can also verify the image used during deployment, which indicates the license type. The deployment process clones the disk from a disk image that Fortinet has provided to the Azure marketplace.

Open your deployed VM's OS disk and select Export template. In the template, search for imageReference. For a BYOL instance, this URI contains fortinet_fg-vm. For a PAYG instance, it contains fortinet_fg-vm_payg_20190624.