Configure Workspace Mode NSE6-FORTIMANAGER-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   An administrator is troubleshooting a lock conflict in FortiManager. The ADOM is locked by a user who is currently logged in, but the administrator cannot see any active changes. The lock has been held for several hours. What is the most likely cause and the best action to resolve it?

   • AThe user is intentionally holding the lock; the administrator should wait
   • BThe user has a pending change that is not visible; the administrator should ask them to install
   • CThe ADOM is in advanced mode and the lock is for review; the administrator should not interfere
   • DThe lock is stale due to a network issue; the administrator should force-unlock the ADOM
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which statement accurately describes how workspace mode controls configuration changes in an ADOM?

   • AIt prevents all administrators from making changes unless they have the admin profile.
   • BIt automatically saves changes to the managed devices in real time.
   • CIt requires administrators to lock the ADOM before making changes, and changes are only applied after an install.
   • DIt allows changes to be made without locking, but they are queued for later approval.
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4. 8application · medium

   An administrator is using the FortiManager CLI to lock an ADOM named 'Corporate' for maintenance. Which command should they use?

   • Aexecute adom lock Corporate
   • Bconfig adom lock Corporate
   • Cexecute adom lock name Corporate
   • Dexecute adom lock all
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5. 9application · medium

   A FortiManager has multiple administrators who need to work on the same ADOM simultaneously. The company wants to allow concurrent access but prevent conflicting changes. What is the recommended approach?

   • AUse workspace mode disabled and rely on administrators to coordinate
   • BRestrict access to one administrator at a time
   • CUse workspace mode normal and require locking before changes
   • DUse workspace mode advanced and allow multiple locks
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6. 10application · medium

   An administrator needs to make a series of firewall policy changes in an ADOM that is currently in normal workspace mode. Another administrator is currently viewing the ADOM but has not made any changes. What must the first administrator do before editing the policies?

   • AWait for the other administrator to log out
   • BRequest approval from the other administrator
   • CChange the workspace mode to disabled
   • DLock the ADOM
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