An administrator rolled back a FortiGate to a previous revision to fix a VPN issue. After the rollback, the VPN is still not working. What is the most appropriate next step to validate the rollback and diagnose the remaining problem?

Compare the current running configuration with the rolled-back revision to confirm the rollback applied, then check the VPN phase 1 and phase 2 settings against the known-good baseline.

Roll back to an even older revision to see if that resolves the VPN issue.

Check the FortiManager event log to see if the rollback was logged, and assume the VPN will work if the log shows success.

Reboot the FortiGate to ensure the rolled-back configuration is fully loaded into memory.

What can an administrator control with automatic update settings in FortiManager?

The exact time and frequency of configuration pushes to the device

The device's administrative password

The device's firewall policy content

A FortiGate's web filter is blocking a legitimate site that was previously allowed. The administrator suspects a recent change to the web filter profile. How can they confirm this using revision history?

Look at the FortiGate's current web filter profile and manually compare it to the default profile.

Review the FortiManager admin audit log to see which admin last changed the web filter profile.

Compare the current revision with the revision from before the issue was reported, and look for changes in the web filter profile settings.

Check the FortiGate's local traffic log to see when the site was last accessed successfully.

In FortiManager, what is the primary purpose of revision history for a managed device?

To store backup copies of firmware images for disaster recovery

To track configuration changes over time, allowing administrators to view, compare, and restore previous device states

To automatically generate compliance reports for regulatory audits

To log all administrator login attempts and authentication failures on managed devices

What is the best way to confirm that a reverted configuration is working as expected?

Test the specific functionality that was previously failing

Ensure the device is still managed by FortiManager

Check the revision history to see if a new revision was created

Verify the device's serial number

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An administrator rolled back a FortiGate to a previous revision to fix a VPN issue. After the rollback, the VPN is still not working. What is the most appropriate next step to validate the rollback and diagnose the remaining problem?
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A FortiGate's web filter is blocking a legitimate site that was previously allowed. The administrator suspects a recent change to the web filter profile. How can they confirm this using revision history?
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In FortiManager, what is the primary purpose of revision history for a managed device?
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