FORTINET FC-10-FVM04-813-02-36 FortiGate 3000F Series

FC-10-FVM04-813-02-36 Enterprise Identity

FC-10-FVM04-813-02-36 is a 3 year legacy Enterprise Protection service entitlement for one existing, licensed FortiGate VM04. It is not a FortiGate VM license, deployable image, cloud instance, physical appliance or compute subscription.

Security-Service Scope

Fortinet's current Enterprise Protection tier combines ATP and UTP services, then adds advanced DLP, attack-surface security monitoring and risk scoring, AI-based inline malware prevention, and IoT detection/vulnerability correlation. This page identifies a legacy Enterprise entitlement; the authorized historical quote controls its exact included services, and OT-specific protection must not be assumed.

Licensed VM Boundary

Fortinet documents FortiGate VM04 for up to 4 vCPUs; actual performance depends on the deployment platform and traffic mix. It is a four-vCPU virtual firewall tier. VM04 should be accepted against measured inspected traffic, session demand and interface requirements. Capture the virtual network attachments, HA relationship, log export, CPU reservation and rollback owner. ATP supplies security services to the registered VM; the organization still owns hypervisor performance and continuity.

VM04 evidence should include peak inspected throughput, four-vCPU reservation, virtual-switch attachment and a recent policy-install duration. Review whether encrypted inspection or session growth is approaching the tier's practical limit before committing to a longer service period.

Contract Decision

A three-year commitment spans several maintenance cycles. Schedule a midpoint review for registration, capacity, software support, cloud or hypervisor changes and the funded migration decision; preserve quote-defined dates across ownership changes.

For this three-year VM04 line, assign owners for virtual infrastructure, firewall policy and security subscriptions. Midpoint testing should cover HA synchronization, configuration recovery and event export. Reconcile the serial after any template rebuild so the service remains attached to the production instance instead of an obsolete image.

Extended evidence should include a midpoint failover exercise, serial reconciliation after template maintenance and confirmation that event export survived the role change. Preserve the responsible infrastructure and security contacts with the result.

• Match platform token FVM04 and the registered virtual serial.
• Confirm 36 months from the authorized quote and current expiry record.
• Verify the FortiCare account, deployment platform, FortiOS version and base VM license separately.
• Check for overlapping ATP, UTP, legacy Enterprise or current Enterprise or marketplace coverage.
• Record HA, backup, event-retention and signature-update ownership.

Official sources: FortiGuard security bundles; FortiGate VM Data Sheet.