Base Setting | ||
Override | This option is visible only if the FortiClient agent belongs to a group. The FortiClient agent’s configuration includes settings inherited from the group. Selecting override allows you to modify the inherited system settings on this FortiClient agent. Deselecting override means that you want to use the system settings inherited from the group to which the agent belongs. | |
Show FortiClient console when user starts Windows | If selected, the FortiClient program will automatically run when the FortiClient agent starts up. | |
Hide the tray icon | Select to hide the FortiClient icon in the system tray. It will be active after FortiClient is restarted. | |
The tray icon does not flash | Select to not have the tray icon flash during antivirus scanning. | |
Raise alerts to FortiManager | If selected, the FortiClient agent will send alert information to the FortiManager unit. | |
Activated features | Select the features to be activated in FortiClient. When selected, the features will appear in FortiClient and the feature's services will affect the system. When clear, the features will be removed from FortiClient and the feature's services will be completely inactive. When deactivated, the features should still be configurable from FortiClient Manager although the configuration will not have any affect on the device. If the feature was not installed by the MSI, then it is not possible to activate the feature. To use this effectively, the full FortiClient product needs to be installed. It is possible to repackage the MSI so that although the feature is installed and it is initially 'deactivated'. | |
The interval of heartbeat message sent to FortiManager | Enter the number of seconds (10-300) | |
Validation type | Select the license validation type: Standard or Enterprise. | |
Update Server Setting | ||
Retrieve update package from | Select the source of FDS updates (antivirus, web filter, email filtering): • public FortiGuard network • the FortiManager unit for this agent • another server that you specify | |
Failover Port | Enter a valid port number. | |
Connection Timeout | Enter the connection timeout (60-600) in seconds. The default is 60. | |
If connection to customer server fails, try public FortiGuard network | Select to use the FortiGuard network if your enterprise server fails. | |
Update Schedule | ||
Enable Schedule update | Select to enable the update schedule. Enter the Daily time in hour and minutes or the number of hours. | |
Proxy setting | ||
Enable proxy for | If internet access from the FortiClient agent is installed on is via a proxy server, FortiClient may need to be configured with the details of that proxy so that it can • Updates - obtain updates • Virus submission - Submit suspicious files for analysis • Online SCEP - Perform certificate operations with remote servers. | |
Proxy/ Type/ IP Address/ Port | Select the proxy type and enter the IP address and port number for the proxy server. | |
User, Password | Enter the user name and password for the proxy server. | |
FortiProxy Setting | ||
The highest port number the proxy should listen on | Enter the number of ports the server can bind to. It should bind to as many ports as it needs starting at the highest port number specified here. If you have other server service that requires a specific port be left open, you should set the highest port number for FortiProxy to be less than that port number. | |
Disable FTP proxy | Select to disable the FTP proxy. FortiProxy tests network connectivity by sending packets to a designated IP address. | |
Disable selftest | Select to disable self test and enter the IP address used to test the network availability. | |
Disable SMTP client comforting/ Disable POP3 client comforting/ Disable POP3 server comforting | Some email clients may expect response packets from the smtp/pop3 server quickly after the packet was sent. Because FortiProxy may cache the outgoing packets, and incoming server response until all the packets are scanned for malware/spam, the client application may throw a “response timeout” error. When client comforting is enabled, FortiProxy will "drip" packets to the client at a rate that is fast enough to stop the client from erroring, but slow enough to stop the entire response being sent to the client before the response from the server is fully scanned. Select the check boxes to disable these features. | |