Difference between revisions of "Applying a configuration file to a Fortinet Fortigate Firewall"
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* If the device is configured according to factory defaults, log in using username <code>admin</code> and no password (just hit <code>ENTER</code>). | * If the device is configured according to factory defaults, log in using username <code>admin</code> and no password (just hit <code>ENTER</code>). | ||
* Just like on a Cisco device, paste in the configuration commands. Don't use more than 1-2 screen sizes of commands at a time. | * Just like on a Cisco device, paste in the configuration commands. Don't use more than 1-2 screen sizes of commands at a time. | ||
| + | * Commands become active instantly, there's no need to excplicitly "commit" the changes. | ||
| + | * Commands are also saved instantly, there's no need to excplicitly write the changes to flash. | ||
* To check the running configuration, type <code>show full-configuration</code> | * To check the running configuration, type <code>show full-configuration</code> | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 5 January 2015
- Connect to the serial console of the device
- If the device is configured according to factory defaults, log in using username
adminand no password (just hitENTER). - Just like on a Cisco device, paste in the configuration commands. Don't use more than 1-2 screen sizes of commands at a time.
- Commands become active instantly, there's no need to excplicitly "commit" the changes.
- Commands are also saved instantly, there's no need to excplicitly write the changes to flash.
- To check the running configuration, type
show full-configuration
