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Fortinet Sflow Config Change Template

rabinarayan over 5 years ago

Hi All,

We have 100+ Fortinet devices in our environment and we want to configure Sflow on all of them in a single go using NCM.

Dose any one tried this before with Configuration change templates , It will leverage my 10 hours effort.

Appreciated your response.

Thanks,

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chriscampbell over 5 years ago +1

Not a problem at all! Best way to accomplish this is with an execute script job. On the Orion webpage, go to Dashboards>Config>Jobs Create a new job Below are the steps after you have selected "Create…

0 chriscampbell over 5 years ago

Not a problem at all!
Best way to accomplish this is with an execute script job.
On the Orion webpage, go to Dashboards>Config>Jobs
Create a new job
Below are the steps after you have selected "Create New Job"
Page 1 Name the job and hit the dropdown to select Execute Command Script on Device and hit next
Page 2 Choose the nodes you want to configure hit next
Page 3 Choose if you want to get notified of the job results- click next
Page 4 - This is where you would paste the conmmands to configure SFlow
Page 5 Review the settings of the job and click next
You will be back at the jobs page. click on your newly create job and click start job.
Sflow will be configured on all of your devices that you specified in that job-- WooHoo
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0 rabinarayan over 5 years ago in reply to chriscampbell

Thanks Chris,
Could you help me with Page 4 - This is where you would paste the commands to configure SFlow .

I have already tried testing the same steps and every time I use to stuck at the same page, the way how we configure the sflow in device CLI level its totally difference when we will configure that as script to execute through Solarwinds.
Any leads to configure the same will help me or any document from where I can learn how to configure the same.
Ron
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0 chriscampbell over 5 years ago in reply to rabinarayan

You would want to put the same commands that you would use for the CLI in the Page 4 window.
Think of that windows as a glorified putty session
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