Is there a command that could be used to clear the clash counter? I want to set it back to zero and watch for any new clash's after updating some NAT settings.
This tells the table size of session table that fortigate can handle and used is that is already used for connections. This number varies based on Hardware model and software version. To verify you compare the used=53 with the number of session that exists on firewall. it should be nearby example below misc info: session_count=141 setup_rate=0 exp_count=0 clash=0
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Thanks @theharshadrai for your feedback.
Is there a command that could be used to clear the clash counter? I want to set it back to zero and watch for any new clash's after updating some NAT settings.
@xxmsaxx : There is no command/ option to clear the clash counter.
Only reboot clears the clash counters
fortigate# diag sys session full-state
Session table : table_size=262144 max_depth=2 used=53
kindly what is the meaning of the resulted line ?
This tells the table size of session table that fortigate can handle and used is that is already used for connections. This number varies based on Hardware model and software version.
To verify you compare the used=53 with the number of session that exists on firewall. it should be nearby example below
misc info: session_count=141 setup_rate=0 exp_count=0 clash=0