Known issues
This section lists known issues in version FortiADC 7.1.0, but may not be a complete list. For inquiries about particular bugs, please contact Fortinet Customer Service & Support.
Bug ID |
Description |
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0829750 | fnginxctld crash based on issue with longer loading time for websites going through FortiADC. |
0828572 |
200D/100F/200F/1000F/2000F/4000F incorrectly uses FortiADC-VM as the CN (Common Name) for the default certificate Subject, which may cause FortiSandbox Cloud connection issues. This is expected to be fixed in the next release. |
0827447 | miglogd crash related to FortiAnalyzer. |
0826540 |
In the GUI, failed to append child list when configuring Automation. This results when an alert type has reached the maximum entry capacity. The current maximum is 256 entries for each alert type, as categorized in the backend CLI:
Workaround: After figuring out which alert type has exceeded the 256 entry capacity from the backend CLI, remove any unused automation alerts from the GUI. |
0824203 | There are some defects with the Country and phone number on the local user page and system Administrator page. |
0823021 | Timeout issue when creating a 2FA-local user and 2FA Administrator. |
0822565 |
CLI and GUI response is not the same when creating a 2FA-local user. |
0822356 |
New mysqld (MariaDB 10.6.7) will crash when it meets a corrupted database table. This behavior did not occur in the previous version because the corrupted database table would have been ignored. Workaround: Run the CLI command |
0820293 |
FortiADC shows "bind failed(30002372)" warning during automation test. |
0819547 |
When importing the automated local certificate through GUI, if the internet connection is down or too slow, it will cause the certificate generation to fail due to server timeout. It may take several seconds to receive the timeout error, during which the GUI will be non-responsive. |
0816798 |
In an HA environment, if you are using a predefined automation configuration, resetting the configuration through the GUI (using the reset button) or unsetting comments through CLI will cause the HA synchronization to fail whenever a device reboots and rejoins the cluster. Using the GUI reset button resets the predefined configuration values to the predefined default values, all except the comments value which is set to the default value on the backend. For example, if using the HA predefined configuration, the reset will result in In the CLI, if Workaround: In the CLI, edit |
0811061 |
When using CLI command |
0798862 |
Health Check does not support RFC 7919 yet. |
0782143 |
From the GUI, if the FortiAnalyzer is cloned, the OFTP connection of the original configuration will disconnect, with debug showing it has stopped the connection to the FortiAnalyzer server. |