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Fortigate Backup Script

This Bash script backs up the configuration of a Fortigate firewall device located at the IP 192.168.0.1. It scp's the sys_config file to a backup directory, names it with the current date and time, and removes older backups if they exceed a specified limit. The script checks for errors, notifies an IT email address of any issues, and logs the backup status to the system.

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Fortigate Backup Script

This Bash script backs up the configuration of a Fortigate firewall device located at the IP 192.168.0.1. It scp's the sys_config file to a backup directory, names it with the current date and time, and removes older backups if they exceed a specified limit. The script checks for errors, notifies an IT email address of any issues, and logs the backup status to the system.

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# Info
#
# Script to backup fortigate FW
#
# Configuration needed to be done at the fortigate device
# http://kc.fortinet.com/default.asp?id=2002&Lang=1&SID=
# Settings
Fortigate_Ip="192.168.0.1"
BACKUPDIR="/path/to/backup/dir"
MAILTO="IT@company.com"
function FError()
{
echo "Syntax Error !"
echo "$0 [logs to keep]"
exit 1
}
function FScp()
{
scp root@$Fortigate_Ip:sys_config ${BACKUPDIR}/sys_config.$
{DATESCRIPT}
}
function FBackRotate()
{
LOGS=`ls $BACKUPDIR | wc -l`
if [ $LOGS -gt $LOGALLOWED ]
then
logs_2_delete=`expr $LOGS - $LOGALLOWED`
ls $BACKUPDIR -t | tail -n $logs_2_delete | while read
bp2del
do

rm -f "${BACKUPDIR}/${bp2del}"
done
fi
}
if [ $# != 1 ]
then
FError
fi
DATESCRIPT=`date +%F_%H_%M_%S`
ERR=0
LOGALLOWED="$1"

# Checking Connection
ping -c 1 $Fortigate_Ip &> /dev/null
if [ $? != 0 ]
then
echo "$Fortigate_Ip is down..."
echo "Can't complete backup operation..."
echo "Exiting 1"
echo "$Fortigate_Ip is down" | /bin/mail -s "$Fortigate_Ip Backup
Problem at $DATESCRIPT !!!" $MAILTO
exit 1
fi
# Scp
FScp
if [ $? == 0 ]
then
FBackRotate
logger -p local5.info "$Fortigate_Ip Backup has Completed
Succesfully at $DATESCRIPT"
else
logger -p local5.crit "$Fortigate_Ip Backup Problem at
$DATESCRIPT !!!"
echo "Err" | /bin/mail -s "$Fortigate_Ip Backup Problem at
$DATESCRIPT !!!" $MAILTO
fi

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