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For questions involving the command line interface (CLI) on network devices. For instance, you need help with commands on a switch or having trouble finding the right command for your configuration.
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How do you redirect Fortigate packet sniffer CLI output to a log file?
To answer this question though it depends really on what you want
If you literally just want the sniffer output as it appears in the CLI console, then you don't need anything special to do that -- you … If you want the actual packets, you will need a unit with local storage, and it's a little convoluted to do it from CLI. …
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