A company has a global ADOM with a shared address object that is used in policies assigned to two different ADOMs. The administrator needs to update the object's IP address. What is the impact of this change?

The change is automatically reflected in all policies that use the object across the assigned ADOMs.

The change only affects the ADOM where the object was originally created.

The change will cause a conflict that must be resolved before installation.

The change requires manual re-assignment of the object to each ADOM.

A FortiManager administrator is troubleshooting why a global policy assigned to an ADOM is not appearing on a device after installation. What is the most likely cause?

The policy was not assigned to the device's ADOM before installation.

The global ADOM is disabled for the device.

The device is not part of the Security Fabric.

The policy has a conflict with a local policy on the device.

A company has a global policy that uses a shared address object. The object is updated, but the administrator notices that the change is not reflected on a device in an ADOM that uses the policy. What is the most likely cause?

The policy has not been re-installed to the device after the object update.

The object is not shared; it was created locally in the ADOM.

The device is not part of the Security Fabric.

The object update was not saved in the global ADOM.

After assigning a global policy to a specific ADOM, what must an administrator do to make the policy take effect on the devices in that ADOM?

Wait for the next automatic sync

Create a new ADOM for the policy

Install the policy to the devices

An organization uses the global ADOM to manage Security Fabric automation. They have an automation stitch that triggers on a specific event. The stitch is assigned to two ADOMs, but the administrator wants the stitch to run only on devices in one ADOM. What is the best way to achieve this?

Edit the stitch to include a condition that checks the ADOM name.

Create a separate stitch for each ADOM and assign them accordingly.

Disable the stitch on the devices in the ADOM where it should not run.

Remove the assignment of the stitch from the ADOM where it should not run.

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11application · medium
A company has a global ADOM with a shared address object that is used in policies assigned to two different ADOMs. The administrator needs to update the object's IP address. What is the impact of this change?
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12application · medium
A FortiManager administrator is troubleshooting why a global policy assigned to an ADOM is not appearing on a device after installation. What is the most likely cause?
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13expert · hard
A company has a global policy that uses a shared address object. The object is updated, but the administrator notices that the change is not reflected on a device in an ADOM that uses the policy. What is the most likely cause?
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14foundation · easy
After assigning a global policy to a specific ADOM, what must an administrator do to make the policy take effect on the devices in that ADOM?
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15expert · hard
An organization uses the global ADOM to manage Security Fabric automation. They have an automation stitch that triggers on a specific event. The stitch is assigned to two ADOMs, but the administrator wants the stitch to run only on devices in one ADOM. What is the best way to achieve this?
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