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AMC modules

Using the AMC modules

For these multi-mode SFP interfaces, SerDes is the default mode. You can use a CLI command to change the interface to operate in SGMII mode.

Depending on the type of transceivers you install, you need to configure the FortiGate unit or module for the transceiver using the CLI. Use the mediatype keyword of the config system interface CLI command to change the interfaces to either SerDes or SGMII mode.

To change the media type for the proper transceiver, enter the following CLI command:

config system interface edit <interface_number>

set mediatype <sgmii serdes> end

For example:

config system interface edit AMC-SW1/1

set mediatype sgmii set speed auto

next

edit AMC-SW1/2

set mediatype sgmii set speed auto

end

Configure the speed

You must also ensure the speed for the interface is correct for the installed transceiver. Forcing the speed could result in link failure and disrupted service. Fortinet recommends enabling link speed auto negotiation by setting speed to auto.

Use the following command to configure the auto speed setting:

config system interface edit AMC-SW1/1

set speed auto

end

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Contents Install G U I D E Regulatory compliance TrademarksContents Protection profiles Firewall policies Configuring Transparent modeDownloading firmware Testing new firmware before installing Using the web-based managerUsing the CLI Installing firmware from a system reboot using the CLIPage Register your FortiGate unit IntroductionAbout the FortiGate-310B Lacp configurationAbout this document Addressipv4 Further ReadingDocument conventions Typographic conventionsFortinet Knowledge Center FortiGate Administration GuideComments on Fortinet technical documentation Customer service and technical supportCustomer service and technical support Environmental specifications InstallingRack mount instructions GroundingMounting Installed mounting brackets To install the FortiGate unit into a rackPlugging in the FortiGate Connecting to the networkTo power on the FortiGate unit To power off the FortiGate unitNAT vs. Transparent mode ConfiguringNAT mode To connect to the web-based manager Connecting to the FortiGate unitTransparent mode Connecting to the web-based managerStop bits Flow control Connecting to the CLITo connect to the CLI Bits per second 9600 Data bits ParityTo configure interfaces Go to System Network Interface Configuring NAT modeUsing the web-based manager Configure the interfacesAdding a default route and gateway Configure a DNS serverInitial Padt Timeout Source Address All To modify the default gateway Go to Router StaticAdding firewall policies Source InterfaceTo set an interface to use a static address Using the CLITo set an interface to use Dhcp addressing To set an interface to use PPPoE addressing To configure DNS server settingsTo add an outgoing traffic firewall policy To modify the default gatewaySwitching to Transparent mode Configuring Transparent modeTo switch to Transparent mode Go to System Status Source Address All Destination Interface To switch to Transparent mode Backing up the configuration Verify the configurationSet the time and date Restoring a configurationAdditional configuration Set the Administrator passwordUpdating antivirus and IPS signatures Configure FortiGuardAdditional configuration Default protection profiles Advanced configurationProtection profiles Firewall policies Firewall policiesAntivirus options Configuring firewall policiesAntiSpam options Web filtering Logging AMC modules Installing AMC filler unitsInstalling modules To install the filler moduleTo insert a module into a FortiGate chassis Using the AMC modulesRemoving modules Hard disk moduleExecute formatlogdisk Log configuration using the web-based managerTo format the ASM-S08 hard disk enter the following command Formatting the hard diskASM-FB4 and ADM-XB2 modules Log configuration using the CLIChanging interfaces to operate in Sgmii or SerDes mode Viewing logsConfig system interface edit AMC-SW1/1 Set speed auto End Configure the speedUsing the AMC modules Downloading firmware FortiGate FirmwareUpgrading the firmware Using the web-based managerReverting to a previous version Using the USB Auto-Install Backup and Restore from a USB keyTo revert to a previous firmware version To upgrade the firmware using the CLI Using the CLIExecute ping To revert to a previous firmware version using the CLI Execute restore image namestr tftpip4Execute restore image image.out Execute update-nowExecute restore config namestr tftpip4 Installing firmware from a system reboot using the CLIExecute restore image namestr tftpipv4 Execute restore image image28.outEnter Tftp server address To install firmware from a system rebootExecute reboot Press any key to display configuration menuEnter File Name image.out Restoring the previous configurationTo backup configuration using the CLI Enter Local AddressTo restore configuration using the CLI Additional CLI Commands for a USB keyTo configure the USB Auto-Install using the CLI To test the new firmware image Testing new firmware before installingTesting new firmware before installing Testing new firmware before installing Index Web filtering 37 web-based manager Page Page

310B specifications

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