A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and needs to provide remote access to employees who use a mix of company-issued and personal devices. The company requires that all remote access be encrypted and that personal devices be restricted to accessing only web-based applications. Company-issued devices should have full network access. Which VPN solution should be configured?

IPsec VPN with a single policy for all devices

SSL VPN with a single portal for all devices

SSL VPN with different portal policies for company-issued and personal devices

A company has a FortiGate in its data center and uses FortiManager for centralized management. The company needs to connect its data center to a partner's network. The partner uses a non-FortiGate VPN device. The administrator must ensure interoperability. Which VPN configuration should be used?

GRE tunnel with IPsec and FortiGate-specific extensions

Proprietary FortiGate-to-FortiGate IPsec features

IPsec VPN with standard IKEv2 and AES-256

A financial services company needs to provide remote access to employees who use a mix of Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. The company requires strong multi-factor authentication (MFA) and the ability to restrict access to specific applications. Which FortiOS VPN solution should be used?

Site-to-site IPsec to a cloud VPC

SSL VPN with FortiToken and application-level access control

A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and needs to connect to a branch office that uses a non-FortiGate VPN device. The branch office's device only supports IPsec with IKEv1 and 3DES. The company's security policy requires AES-256 encryption. What should the administrator do?

Configure the FortiGate to use 3DES to match the branch device

Negotiate with the branch to upgrade their device to support AES-256

Use a GRE tunnel with no encryption

A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and 100 remote sales offices. Each office has a FortiGate. The sales offices need to access the headquarters' ERP system, but they rarely need to communicate with each other. The company wants to minimize the number of tunnels and administrative overhead. Which VPN architecture should be used?

Hub-and-spoke IPsec VPN with static routes

ADVPN with dynamic spoke-to-spoke tunnels

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1expert · hard
A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and needs to provide remote access to employees who use a mix of company-issued and personal devices. The company requires that all remote access be encrypted and that personal devices be restricted to accessing only web-based applications. Company-issued devices should have full network access. Which VPN solution should be configured?
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A company has a FortiGate in its data center and uses FortiManager for centralized management. The company needs to connect its data center to a partner's network. The partner uses a non-FortiGate VPN device. The administrator must ensure interoperability. Which VPN configuration should be used?
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3application · medium
A financial services company needs to provide remote access to employees who use a mix of Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. The company requires strong multi-factor authentication (MFA) and the ability to restrict access to specific applications. Which FortiOS VPN solution should be used?
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A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and needs to connect to a branch office that uses a non-FortiGate VPN device. The branch office's device only supports IPsec with IKEv1 and 3DES. The company's security policy requires AES-256 encryption. What should the administrator do?
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5expert · hard
A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and 100 remote sales offices. Each office has a FortiGate. The sales offices need to access the headquarters' ERP system, but they rarely need to communicate with each other. The company wants to minimize the number of tunnels and administrative overhead. Which VPN architecture should be used?
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A company has a FortiGate in its data center and uses FortiManager for centralized management. The company needs to connect its data center to a partner's network. The partner uses a non-FortiGate VPN device. The administrator must ensure interoperability. Which VPN configuration should be used?

A financial services company needs to provide remote access to employees who use a mix of Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. The company requires strong multi-factor authentication (MFA) and the ability to restrict access to specific applications. Which FortiOS VPN solution should be used?

A company has a FortiGate at its headquarters and needs to connect to a branch office that uses a non-FortiGate VPN device. The branch office's device only supports IPsec with IKEv1 and 3DES. The company's security policy requires AES-256 encryption. What should the administrator do?

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