Hello Everyone,
i am trying to make an inventory report for my fortinet devices and now i am struggling with redundancy device data like serial numbers, model names. can anyone suggest a way fetch the data.
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Great @HerrDoktor ! But less consultant fee to you and more value to the client
thanks @Lofstrand I learned something new. Bringing the good news to my clients with fortinet where we discussed the use of UnDP also
There where some additions to HW inventory on fortinet devices added in version 2025.1. You can get data like this:
But if there is more details you want, you probably have to create that with UnDP's as @HerrDoktor said.
Kohomada Dilshan,
unfortunately Fortinet does not report that information through the regular „Hardware inventory“ OIDs.
you need to create universal device pollers and build your report off of those. Unfortunately this will be a bit more effort as the UnDPs are not that intuitive. You might need to do some trial and error with those.
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