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• fgtvm64: This suggests it's a FortiGate VM image for 64-bit systems.
• kvm: Indicates it's for use with KVM hypervisors.
• v723f: Could refer to a specific version or model of the FortiGate VM.
• build1262: Specifies the build number of the FortiGate VM image.
• fortinetout: Might indicate it's an official build from Fortinet.
• kvmqcow2: Suggests the image is in QEMU Copy On Write (qcow2) format, which is common for virtual machine images in KVM environments.

If you're looking for a FortiGate virtual machine image, you can try the following:

• Log in to https://support.fortinet.com
• Navigate to Download → Firmware Images
• Filter: Product = FortiGate / FortiGate VM, Version = 7.2.3
• Select the KVM (QCOW2) build 1262
• Compare checksum after download

1. Download the FortiGate VM image: Get the FortiGate VM image from the official Fortinet website or other trusted sources.
2. Convert the image (if necessary): If the image is not in the desired format (e.g., qcow2 for KVM), you can use tools like qemu-img or VMware Converter to convert it.
3. Create a new virtual machine: Create a new virtual machine in your hypervisor (e.g., VMware, KVM) and select the converted image as the boot disk.
4. Configure the virtual machine: Configure the virtual machine settings, such as CPU, memory, and network settings.