What percentage of reserved disk space is typically allocated for logging on a FortiGate device?

Typically, on a FortiGate device, 25% of the reserved disk space is allocated for logging purposes. This allocation is crucial for maintaining the functionality of the device's logging capabilities while ensuring that sufficient disk space remains available for other critical operations.

Logging is essential for monitoring and analyzing network traffic, security alerts, and overall device performance. By designating 25% of the reserved disk space specifically for logs, FortiGate devices can efficiently manage log retention and ensure that there is enough room to store necessary log data without compromising other system operations.

This percentage is a balance between the need for comprehensive logging and the practical limitations of storage capacity, allowing network administrators to maintain visibility into their network security posture while also managing available resources effectively.