Appliance Re-image
Step 3: Prepare 2000F by removing FSM
1. Connect to the console/SSH of the FortiSIEM appliance.
2. Run the following command:
execute fsm-clean
3. After
fsm-clean
is complete, format RAID by executing the command:
execute format disk
4. Power-off the FortiSIEM appliance.
Step 4: Configure 2000F BIOS to Boot into USB Drive
1. Connect the 4GB USB drive to the FortiSIEM appliance.
2. Power on the FortiSIEM appliance.
3. During the boot screen, press
F11
to login to the boot options.
4. Select the option to enter into the BIOS set up.
5. Select the option for Boot options.
6. Select the 'USB drive'.
7. Save the options and quit set up.
Step 5: Re-image 2000F boot drive from USB Linux
1. Power on FortiSIEM appliance.
2. Once the FortiSIEM appliance loads from the USB drive, click
Try Ubuntu
.
3. Connect the 8GB USB drive to the FortiSIEM appliance.
4. Open a terminal.
5. Type the following command to identify the FortiSIEM boot disk (29.5GiB):
sudo fdisk –l
.
Note
: This drive will be referred as
/dev/sdb
in the following steps..
6. Enter into root while in the terminal using the following command:
sudo –s
7. Determine the mount point of this drive by using the following command:
df –l
Note
: For this guide, the assumption for the 8GB mount point is:
/media/ubuntu/123456789/*
8. Copy the image from the 8GB disk to the FortiSIEM boot disk.
9. Extract the Gzipped raw image and copy the image into SATA disk (32GB). For example, use the command:
gunzip -c FortiSIEM-VA-2000F-3500F-5.0.0.1201-hw.raw.gz | dd of=/dev/sdb
status=progress
10. Once this is completed, power off the FortiSIEM appliance using the following commands:
shutdown –h now
11. After shutdown, remove both USB drives from the FortiSIEM appliance.
12. Power on the FortiSIEM appliance.
13. Reinstall the FortiSIEM application (as in
Factory Reset
- step 2).
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FortiSIEM - 2000F Hardware Configuration Guide
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