Description
When trying to upgrade ADOM an error asking to enable at least one port on ssh inspection profile is appearing.
Solution
In order to get all the option visible on FortiManager GUI, enable 'CHECK ALL' under Tools sections.
When trying to upgrade ADOM an error asking to enable at least one port on ssh inspection profile is appearing.
This article describes how to fix this error.
Solution
In order to get all the option visible on FortiManager GUI, enable 'CHECK ALL' under Tools sections.
All the ssh/ssl inspection profiles here for the respected ADOM will be found.
Find the problematic SSL/SSH INSPECTION profile and enable 'Inspect all ports' or 'atleast one port'.
If above solution does not work, then try below command to fix this issue.
To access an ADOM that is not supported, it is necessary to reset that ADOM and assign a version that is supported.
Command to reset the unsupported ADOM and upgrade to newer version.
To access an ADOM that is not supported, it is necessary to reset that ADOM and assign a version that is supported.
Command to reset the unsupported ADOM and upgrade to newer version.
# execute reset adom-settings <adom> <version> <mr>Example.
# execute reset adom-settings <adom ID> 6 2<Adom ID> can be found by running the command (di dvm device list).
6 = Major releaseIf the root Adom ID is 3 then the command to reset that root ADOM is:
2 = Minor release
# execute reset adom-settings 3 6 2This command is applicable to upgrade other default ADOMs like FortiCarrier etc.
