In which scenario would a FortiGate register with FortiManager through another FortiGate?

When the FortiGate cannot directly reach FortiManager due to network restrictions

When the FortiGate is in a different administrative domain

When the FortiGate is in transparent mode

When the FortiGate has a different firmware version than FortiManager

A FortiGate is behind a NAT device. The FortiGate's private IP is 10.0.0.1, and its NAT IP is 203.0.113.10. FortiManager is configured with the NAT IP. The FortiGate initiates a management session to FortiManager. FortiManager replies to the session. What is the destination IP address of the reply packet as it leaves FortiManager?

The FortiManager's own IP address

A FortiManager is managing multiple FortiGates. One FortiGate is behind a NAT device, and its NAT IP is configured on FortiManager. The administrator wants to verify that FortiManager is using the correct NAT IP for management. Where should the administrator check this on FortiManager?

In the device's settings under 'Management' or 'Device Manager'.

In the FortiManager's backup configuration.

In the FortiManager's system settings under 'Network'.

In the FortiGate's local interface configuration.

A FortiManager is managing a FortiGate that is behind a NAT device. The FortiGate's management IP is 10.0.0.1, and its NAT IP is 198.51.100.1. The FortiGate initiates a management session to FortiManager. What source IP address will FortiManager see for this session?

The FortiManager's own IP address

A random port-based IP from the NAT pool

Which method allows a FortiGate to register with FortiManager using a pre-shared secret without requiring manual configuration on FortiManager?

Using a serial number import from a CSV file

Registration through a FortiGate proxy

Direct registration via the FortiGate GUI

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In which scenario would a FortiGate register with FortiManager through another FortiGate?
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A FortiGate is behind a NAT device. The FortiGate's private IP is 10.0.0.1, and its NAT IP is 203.0.113.10. FortiManager is configured with the NAT IP. The FortiGate initiates a management session to FortiManager. FortiManager replies to the session. What is the destination IP address of the reply packet as it leaves FortiManager?
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A FortiManager is managing multiple FortiGates. One FortiGate is behind a NAT device, and its NAT IP is configured on FortiManager. The administrator wants to verify that FortiManager is using the correct NAT IP for management. Where should the administrator check this on FortiManager?
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A FortiManager is managing a FortiGate that is behind a NAT device. The FortiGate's management IP is 10.0.0.1, and its NAT IP is 198.51.100.1. The FortiGate initiates a management session to FortiManager. What source IP address will FortiManager see for this session?
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Which method allows a FortiGate to register with FortiManager using a pre-shared secret without requiring manual configuration on FortiManager?
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