FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer in EVE-NG
FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer sit in the Add Node list of every CloudLabBox workspace, beside FortiGate. Add them to a lab to practise central device management, policy packages, logging and reports.
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- Vendor
- Fortinet
- In Add Node
- 30 images
- Template
fortinet- Newest
fortinet-FMG-v7.6.2.F-build3415
Installed versions
Every FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer name in the Add Node image list, exactly as you’ll pick it.
Template fortinet
FortiManager
fortinet-FMG-v7.6.2.F-build3415fortinet-FMG-v7.6.0.F-build3340fortinet-FMG-v7.2.2-build1334fortinet-FMG-v7.2.1-build1215fortinet-FMG-v7.2.0-build1124
Template fortinet
FortiAnalyzer
fortinet-FAZ-v7.6.2.F-build3415fortinet-FAZ-v7.6.0.F-build3340fortinet-FAZ-v7.2.2-build1334fortinet-FAZ-v7.2.1-build1215fortinet-FAZ-v7.2.0-build1124fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.12-build0623fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.11-build0595fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.10-build0561fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.8-build0452fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.7-build0419fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.5-build0365fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.3-build0254
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fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.2-build0180fortinet-FAZ-v7.0.1-build0113fortinet-FAZ-v7-build0047fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2412fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2288fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2253fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2201fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2122fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2072fortinet-FAZ-v6-build2002fortinet-FAZ-v6-build1235fortinet-FAZ-v5.4-build0753
fortinet-FAZ-6-4-build2002
Add it to a lab
In Add Node, choose the template, then the image. The template fills in these settings; change them before you start the node.
| Image | Template | CPU | RAM | Interfaces | Console |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer | fortinet | 1 | 1024 MB | 4 interfaces: port1 to port4 | telnet |
EVE-NG admits a node by the CPU and RAM set on it, so a running node counts against your plan at these values. This template starts nodes at 1 vCPU and 1,024 MB, which fits the free demo’s 6 vCPU and 8 GB, so you can start one there and open its console.
Two FortiGates under FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer
Register two FortiGates with FortiManager and send their logs to FortiAnalyzer, all four on one management network. You practise device registration, policy packages, installs and log reports.
FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer use the same fortinet template as FortiGate, which adds each node with 1 vCPU and 1024 MB RAM. Set CPU and RAM to what the product needs before you start it, and choose your plan from the new totals.
Set each node’s CPU and RAM in Add Node, add them up, and choose the plan that covers the total.
Licences are yours to bring
CloudLabBox doesn't provide FortiManager or FortiAnalyzer licences: bring your own, or use a Fortinet evaluation where one is offered. Request any activation destination from your Account page.
The images run only inside your CloudLabBox workspace; they aren’t available to download.
Questions about FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer
What are Fortinet FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer?
FortiManager manages FortiGate devices and their policies centrally; FortiAnalyzer collects their logs and builds reports. Both run as virtual machines beside FortiGate in the same lab.
Do FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer have their own Add Node template?
No. Choose the fortinet template, the same one as FortiGate, then pick the image: names with FMG, such as fortinet-FMG-v7.6.2.F-build3415, are FortiManager, and names with FAZ, such as fortinet-FAZ-v7.6.2.F-build3415, are FortiAnalyzer.
How do the FortiGates reach FortiManager in a lab?
Connect FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer and one port on each FortiGate to the same lab network, and give each an address on it. Then add the FortiGates as devices in FortiManager and point their log settings at FortiAnalyzer.
Which FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer images are installed?
30 images (5 FortiManager, 25 FortiAnalyzer), all listed on this page exactly as Add Node shows them. The newest is fortinet-FMG-v7.6.2.F-build3415.
How much CPU and RAM does a FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer node use?
When you add one, the fortinet template adds 1 vCPU and 1024 MB of RAM. You can change both in Add Node, and your plan counts what each running node is set to.
More images
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