Disk status icon

• Green with a check mark shows a healthy disk.
• Red with an X shows the disk has failed and needs attention.

Positioning the mouse over the disk status icon displays the status of the disk, and the storage capacity of the disk.

RAID Level                                 The RAID level of this RAID array. The RAID level is set as part of con- figuring the RAID array.

Status bar                                   The bar shows the percentage of the RAID array that is currently in use.

Used/Free/Total                         Displays the amount of RAID array storage that is being used, the amount of storage that is free, and the total storage in the RAID array. The values are in gigabytes.

Feature Select

Feature Select is used to control which features are visible in the GUI. This allows features that are not being used to be hidden. Some features are also disabled by default and must be enabled in order to configure them using the GUI.

Feature Select only alters the visibility of these features, rather than their functionality. For example, disabling web filtering using Feature Select does not remove web filtering from the FortiGate, but removes the option of configuring web filtering from the GUI (configuration options will still be available using the CLI).

Enabling/disabling features

Feature Select can be found at System > Feature Select. Once you have accessed Feature Settings, ensure all features you wish to use are turned on, while features you wish to hide are turned off. When you have finished, select Apply.

Security Features Presets

The main Security Features can be turned off individually or the five system presets can be used:

• Full UTM should be chosen for networks that require full protection from FortiOS. UTM is the default setting.
• UTM should be chosen for networks that require protection from external threats and wish to use security features that control network usage.
• WF should be chosen for networks that require web filtering.
• ATP should be chosen for networks that require protection from viruses and other external threats.
• NGFW should be chosen for networks that require application control and protection from external attacks.
• NGFW + ATP should be chosen for networks that require protection from external threats and attacks.