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    • CLI Reference

    Home FortiProxy 2.0.12 CLI Reference
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    execute restore

    execute restore

    Use this command to:

    • restore the configuration from a file
    • change the FortiProxy firmware
    • change the FortiProxy backup firmware
    • restore an IPS custom signature file
    • restore the TLS fingerprint file
    Update the antivirus database from an FTP server

    Update the antivirus database on the FortiProxy unit by downloading it from an FTP server.

    execute restore av ftp string> Antivirus data base file name (path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter>|<user>} FTP user name might be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Update the antivirus database from a TFTP server

    execute restore av tftp

    <string> Antivirus database file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Load a configuration file from an FTP server

    Restore the system configuration from an FTP server. The new configuration replaces the existing configuration, including administrator accounts and passwords.

    If the backup file was created with a password, you must specify the password.

    execute restore config ftp

    <string> Configure file name(path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Password may be needed to restore.

    Load a normal configuration file from a management station (PC) to the firewall

    execute restore config management-station normal

    <revision> Revision to retrieve or enter '0' to get latest revision list.

    Load a configuration management script from a management station (PC) to the firewall

    execute restore config management-station script

    <revision> Revision to retrieve or enter '0' to get latest revision list.

    Load a configuration file template from a management station (PC) to the firewall

    execute restore config management-station template

    <revision> Revision to retrieve or enter '0' to get latest revision list.

    Load a configuration file from a TFTP server to the firewall

    Restore the system configuration from a TFTP server. The new configuration replaces the existing configuration, including administrator accounts and passwords.

    If the backup file was created with a password, you must specify the password.

    execute restore config tftp Load config file from TFTP server to firewall.

    <string> File name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Password may be needed to restore.

    Load a configuration file from an external USB disk to the firewall

    execute restore config usb

    <string> File name on USB disk.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Password may be needed to restore.

    Specify the password for restoring a configuration file from an external USB disk

    execute restore config usb-mode Load config file from USB disk and reboot.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Optional password to protect.

    Load a firmware image from an FTP server

    execute restore image ftp Load image from FTP server.

    <string> Image file name(path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Load a firmware image from a management station (PC)

    execute restore image management-station Restore image from Management station.

    <string> Image ID on the server.

    Load a firmware image from a TFTP server

    execute restore image tftp Restore image from TFTP server.

    <string> Image file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Load a firmware image from an external USB disk

    execute restore image usb Restore image from USB disk.

    <string> Image file name on the USB disk.

    Install an IPS update from an FTP server

    execute restore ips ftp Restore IPS database from FTP server.

    <string> IPS data base file name (path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name might be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Install an IPS update from a TFTP server

    execute restore ips tftp Restore IPS database from TFTP server.

    <string> IPS database file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Install user-defined IPS signatures from an FTP server

    execute restore ipsuserdefsig ftp

    <string> User-defined ips signatures file on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Install user-defined IPS signatures from a TFTP server

    execute restore ipsuserdefsig tftp

    <string> File name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address of TFTP server.

    Update FortiGuard packages from an FTP server

    You can update the internet service database and other FortiGuard package files.

    execute restore other-objects ftp Current support: Internet-service Database Apps/Maps and URL White List.

    <string> Other FortiGuard package file name on the FTP server.

    {ftp server}[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Update FortiGuard packages from a TFTP server

    execute restore other-objects tftp Current support: Internet-service Database Apps/Maps and URL White List.

    <string> Other FortiGuard package file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Restore the TLS fingerprint file from a TFTP server

    execute restore tls-finger-print tftp

    <string> File name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address of the TFTP server.

    Restore the VM license from an FTP server

    execute restore vmlicense ftp

    <string> VM license file name on the FTP server.

    {ftp server}[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Restore the VM license from a TFTP server

    execute restore vmlicense tftp

    <string> VM license file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address of the TFTP server.

    Example

    This example shows how to upload a configuration file from a TFTP server to the FortiProxy unit and restart the FortiProxy unit with this configuration. The name of the configuration file on the TFTP server is backupconfig. The IP address of the TFTP server is 192.168.1.23.

    execute restore config tftp backupconfig 192.168.1.23

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    execute restore

    execute restore

    Use this command to:

    • restore the configuration from a file
    • change the FortiProxy firmware
    • change the FortiProxy backup firmware
    • restore an IPS custom signature file
    • restore the TLS fingerprint file
    Update the antivirus database from an FTP server

    Update the antivirus database on the FortiProxy unit by downloading it from an FTP server.

    execute restore av ftp string> Antivirus data base file name (path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter>|<user>} FTP user name might be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Update the antivirus database from a TFTP server

    execute restore av tftp

    <string> Antivirus database file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Load a configuration file from an FTP server

    Restore the system configuration from an FTP server. The new configuration replaces the existing configuration, including administrator accounts and passwords.

    If the backup file was created with a password, you must specify the password.

    execute restore config ftp

    <string> Configure file name(path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Password may be needed to restore.

    Load a normal configuration file from a management station (PC) to the firewall

    execute restore config management-station normal

    <revision> Revision to retrieve or enter '0' to get latest revision list.

    Load a configuration management script from a management station (PC) to the firewall

    execute restore config management-station script

    <revision> Revision to retrieve or enter '0' to get latest revision list.

    Load a configuration file template from a management station (PC) to the firewall

    execute restore config management-station template

    <revision> Revision to retrieve or enter '0' to get latest revision list.

    Load a configuration file from a TFTP server to the firewall

    Restore the system configuration from a TFTP server. The new configuration replaces the existing configuration, including administrator accounts and passwords.

    If the backup file was created with a password, you must specify the password.

    execute restore config tftp Load config file from TFTP server to firewall.

    <string> File name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Password may be needed to restore.

    Load a configuration file from an external USB disk to the firewall

    execute restore config usb

    <string> File name on USB disk.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Password may be needed to restore.

    Specify the password for restoring a configuration file from an external USB disk

    execute restore config usb-mode Load config file from USB disk and reboot.

    {<Enter> | <password>} Optional password to protect.

    Load a firmware image from an FTP server

    execute restore image ftp Load image from FTP server.

    <string> Image file name(path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Load a firmware image from a management station (PC)

    execute restore image management-station Restore image from Management station.

    <string> Image ID on the server.

    Load a firmware image from a TFTP server

    execute restore image tftp Restore image from TFTP server.

    <string> Image file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Load a firmware image from an external USB disk

    execute restore image usb Restore image from USB disk.

    <string> Image file name on the USB disk.

    Install an IPS update from an FTP server

    execute restore ips ftp Restore IPS database from FTP server.

    <string> IPS data base file name (path) on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name might be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Install an IPS update from a TFTP server

    execute restore ips tftp Restore IPS database from TFTP server.

    <string> IPS database file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Install user-defined IPS signatures from an FTP server

    execute restore ipsuserdefsig ftp

    <string> User-defined ips signatures file on the remote server.

    <ftp server>[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Install user-defined IPS signatures from a TFTP server

    execute restore ipsuserdefsig tftp

    <string> File name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address of TFTP server.

    Update FortiGuard packages from an FTP server

    You can update the internet service database and other FortiGuard package files.

    execute restore other-objects ftp Current support: Internet-service Database Apps/Maps and URL White List.

    <string> Other FortiGuard package file name on the FTP server.

    {ftp server}[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Update FortiGuard packages from a TFTP server

    execute restore other-objects tftp Current support: Internet-service Database Apps/Maps and URL White List.

    <string> Other FortiGuard package file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address.

    Restore the TLS fingerprint file from a TFTP server

    execute restore tls-finger-print tftp

    <string> File name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address of the TFTP server.

    Restore the VM license from an FTP server

    execute restore vmlicense ftp

    <string> VM license file name on the FTP server.

    {ftp server}[:ftp port] FTP server IP or FQDN, can be attached with port.

    {<Enter> | <user>} FTP user name may be needed.

    <password> FTP password.

    Restore the VM license from a TFTP server

    execute restore vmlicense tftp

    <string> VM license file name on the TFTP server.

    <IP address> IP address of the TFTP server.

    Example

    This example shows how to upload a configuration file from a TFTP server to the FortiProxy unit and restart the FortiProxy unit with this configuration. The name of the configuration file on the TFTP server is backupconfig. The IP address of the TFTP server is 192.168.1.23.

    execute restore config tftp backupconfig 192.168.1.23

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