What I forgot to point out is that Automation stitches can actually be shared and sync if you have a security fabric configured. So for example if you hit conserve mode on the central gate and Internal Segmentation Firewalls then you can get notified for a both (Saves you having to set it up in two places!)
Very nice video again! Automation stitches are a great way of simple IFTTT flows. Hope you could do some in the future regarding FAZ Playbooks, how they are different and what you can do with those. Maybe some real world scenario's/threat hunting etc. Keep it up man! Love the little video's.
@@FortiBytes So I dont seem to be getting any log/alert of "Routing information changed" when my sdwan route gets turned off.. Do I need to enable detailed logging somewhere?
What I forgot to point out is that Automation stitches can actually be shared and sync if you have a security fabric configured. So for example if you hit conserve mode on the central gate and Internal Segmentation Firewalls then you can get notified for a both (Saves you having to set it up in two places!)
Very nice video again! Automation stitches are a great way of simple IFTTT flows. Hope you could do some in the future regarding FAZ Playbooks, how they are different and what you can do with those. Maybe some real world scenario's/threat hunting etc. Keep it up man! Love the little video's.
Great ideas I need to get myself the FAZ licence that includes the playbooks then I will!
What event did you use at 2:55 to detect WAN1 sdwan is down or up? SDWAN status warning? or?
Hey, I belive its covered at 01:50
@@FortiBytes So I dont seem to be getting any log/alert of "Routing information changed" when my sdwan route gets turned off.. Do I need to enable detailed logging somewhere?