Fortinet FortiLog-100, FortiLog-800, FortiLog-400 manual Config, Network

Config	Managing the FortiLog unit
Level	The RAID level. See “RAID” on page 43.
Array Size	The total disk space available.
Device Size	The disk space used on each drive of the array.
RAID Disks	The number of disks used by the array for data storage.
Total Disks	Total Disks include spare and failed disks.
Update Time	The time of the last status change.
State	State of the log device includes dirty, clean, no-errors, and errors. Dirty
	means that parts of a redundant array (RAID1 and RAID5) need to be
	synchronized (which is automated). No-errors indicates that the log device
	is usable.
Working Drives	Active and spare drives. Display color is black.
Active Drives	Drives used for data storage and are trusted. Display color is green.
Failed Drives	Drives used for data storage and are not trusted. Display color is red.
Spare Drives	Drives never used for data storage. Display color is yellow.

Config

Use system config to configure the FortiLog network settings, RAID settings, log message settings, time settings, and other options. You can also add and remove FortiLog administrator accounts and change administrator passwords.

•Network

•RAID

•Log settings

•Time

•Options

•Admin

Network

To configure the FortiLog network settings, go to System > Config > Network. You can configure the FortiLog unit IP address, netmask, DNS server, and default gateway.

Figure 13: Network settings

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