FortiAuthenticator

Connection Requirements

1 - IP

IP address or hostname of the FortiAuthenticator appliance.

2 - Port

Management port number (optional, default: 443).

3 - Username

The administrator account used to access the REST API. It must have the Administrator role, with Web service access enabled and a valid e-mail address configured.

On the appliance, edit the admin user, enable Web service access and set a valid e-mail. The API Web Service Access Key is then e-mailed to that address.

4 - Password

The API Web Service Access Key e-mailed to the user above. This is not the administrator's GUI login password.

5 - Fetch Local Users

Collect local user accounts from the appliance (optional, default: Enabled).

6 - Fetch LDAP Users

Also collect remote LDAP/Active Directory users that have been imported into FortiAuthenticator (optional, default: Disabled).

7 - Fetch RADIUS Users

Also collect remote RADIUS users that have been imported into FortiAuthenticator (optional, default: Disabled).

8 - SSL

Use SSL for connection (optional, default: Encrypted).

9 - Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) to wait for API responses. (default: 30)

Permissions Required

The admin profile must include Can view local users. To collect LDAP or RADIUS users, the matching view permissions for those user types are also required.

Attention

Please perform a connection test to ensure there is a valid connection to the FortiAuthenticator appliance. When the discovery operation is finalized you will be able to see the details on the Assets page.