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Start Nse5 Fortimanager Operations PracticeWhich TWO conditions must be met to successfully use an 'Install Config' wizard for device-level settings?
Explanation: Option C is correct because the Install Config wizard pushes device-level settings from the management server's configuration database, so that database must be synchronized with the device's current configuration to avoid conflicts or failed commits. Option D is correct because the target device must be in an 'up' state (reachable and operational) for the wizard to establish the management connection and apply the configuration successfully. Option A is not required, since the wizard works with supported firmware versions rather than only the latest. Option B is not required, as existing policies do not need to be deleted before running the wizard. Option E is not required, because 'backup' mode is not a prerequisite for installing configuration.
When using 'Provisioning Templates', which setting allows you to automatically apply CLI commands to new devices as soon as they are added to the FortiManager?
Explanation: Device Templates in Provisioning Templates allow administrators to define CLI commands or configurations that are automatically applied to new devices when they are added to FortiManager. This enables zero-touch provisioning by pushing baseline settings such as admin passwords, DNS, and logging configuration as soon as the device registers.
A FortiManager administrator needs to migrate an existing local FortiGate policy into a shared policy package. Which process must be followed?
Explanation: FortiManager's Policy Import tool (also called the 'Import Policy' wizard) is the supported mechanism to pull an existing local FortiGate policy into a shared policy package or Global ADOM. It reads the device's current policy configuration and maps it into FortiManager's policy/object database so it can be managed centrally. Manually recreating or re-importing the whole config is not the correct migration path.
Which THREE steps are required to implement a new firewall policy using the FortiManager workflow mode?
Explanation: In FortiManager workflow mode, implementing a new firewall policy requires creating a new policy package (D), since workflow mode enforces a structured change process where policies are built in a package before being pushed to managed FortiGates. Once the package and its policies are defined, the administrator must submit the request for approval (B), which places the change into the approval queue rather than installing it immediately. A designated approver must then approve the request (C), after which the policy package can be installed on the target FortiGate devices. Deleting the original policy (A) is not required, as workflow mode handles policy changes through the package lifecycle rather than forcing deletion of existing policies. Rebooting the FortiGate (E) is never part of the FortiManager workflow process, since policy installation does not require a device reboot.
Which CLI command is used on a FortiGate to set the central management IP to the FortiManager?
Explanation: The command 'set central-mgmt' is used to define the FortiManager IP address for centralized management.
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