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You are setting up an SD-WAN configuration via FortiManager. Which object type is used to group multiple WAN interfaces for SD-WAN member assignment?
In FortiManager SD-WAN configuration, an SD-WAN Zone is the object that groups multiple WAN interfaces so they can be referenced collectively as SD-WAN members in policies and rules.
What is the primary purpose of an ADOM in FortiManager?
An ADOM (Administrative Domain) in FortiManager is a logical container that groups managed FortiGate devices, their policies, objects, and configuration. It enables delegated administration, so different administrators can manage separate device groups without seeing each other's…Read full explanation
You are troubleshooting a policy installation failure where the FortiManager reports a 'Configuration conflict'. Which action should you perform to identify the root cause of the mismatch?
The 'Diff' feature in the Policy & Objects tab allows you to compare the policy package in FortiManager's database against the actual configuration on the managed FortiGate, highlighting exactly where the mismatch exists. This is the correct first step to identify the root cause …Read full explanation
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