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Dev tools · August 26, 2026

NOC for FGT

A mobile NOC assistant for FortiGate administrators

What it does

Network administrators often need quick visibility into firewall health without opening a full management console. NOC for FGT is a mobile monitoring assistant for FortiGate administrators, providing quick access to system status, interface health, performance trends, and operational information directly from iPhone. NOC for FGT is an independent third-party application and is not affiliated with Fortinet. It is part of OpsHome, a collection of professional IT utilities built for engineers.

NOC for FGT is a mobile FortiGate monitoring application for IT administrators and network engineers. Monitor system health, interfaces, WAN traffic, topology, sessions and historical trends directly from iPhone and iPad.

Monitor system health, interfaces, WAN traffic, sessions, topology, and key operational status directly from your iPhone or iPad. Built for network engineers and IT administrators who need fast FortiGate visibility without opening a full console. Built-in Demo Mode - no FortiGate required to explore the app. NOC for FGT brings the most useful day-to-day FortiGate health and network information into a focused mobile experience. CPU, memory, active sessions, uptime, FortiOS version, and device model. Physical interfaces, logical interfaces, VLAN relationships, WAN traffic, and interface status. FortiGuard status, connection information, device details, and operational attention signals. API…from fgt.opshome.run

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