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Informations about the package fortinet-fortiosapi

Fortinet Fortigate configuration API (FortiOS)

This library is automatically generated, if you want support for a newer version, please open an issue.

PHP library used for interacting with Fortigate firewall (FortiOS) APIs (CMDB (Configuration), Log and Monitor). This library can retrieve, create, update and delete configuration on the firewall.

You can find all supported methods on Fortinet's developer website, you will need an account to browse information.

Table of contents

Getting started

  1. Get Composer.
  2. Install the library using composer composer require benclerc/fortinet-fortiosapi.
  3. Add the following to your application's main PHP file require 'vendor/autoload.php';.
  4. Instanciate the Config class with the firewall's hostname, username and password $configConnection = new \Fortinet\FortiOSAPI\Config('123.123.123.123', 'admin', 'password');.
  5. Use the Config object previously created to instanciate the FortiOSAPI object $firewallConf = new \Fortinet\FortiOSAPI\Configuration($configConnection);.
  6. Start using the library $staticRoutes = $firewallConf->getAllRouterStatic();.

Documentation

You can find a full documentation here.

Config class

Usage

This Config class is used to prepare the mandatory configuration information to instanciate and use the FortiOSAPI... classes. In the constructor you must pass :

  1. The firewall's hostname (FQDN) or IP address
  2. A valid user's username
  3. The valid user's password

Optional parameters :

Examples

Configuration, Log and Monitor classes

Usage

These classes uses Exception to handle errors, for nominal execution you should instanciate and request methods inside try/catch statements.

Examples

Transactions

This library also supports transactions : start a transaction, create, update, delete, and depending on the result commit or abort your changes.


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