A company is merging two ADOMs into one. The administrator needs to move several devices from ADOM A to ADOM B. The devices in ADOM A use global objects that are not present in ADOM B. What is the best approach to ensure a smooth migration?

Move the devices first, then manually recreate the global objects in ADOM B.

Export the global objects from ADOM A and import them into ADOM B before moving the devices.

Move the devices and then use the 'Sync Objects' feature to copy the objects.

Create a new ADOM C and move all devices there, then delete ADOM A and B.

What is the impact of restoring an ADOM to a previous revision on managed devices?

The devices are immediately rebooted to apply the restored configuration

The devices are automatically updated with the restored configuration without any further action

The restored configuration is stored in FortiManager, but it must be installed to devices to take effect

The devices are removed from the ADOM and must be re-added

What happens to the device's configuration and policies when it is moved to a new ADOM?

The device is rebooted to apply the new ADOM's settings

The configuration and policies are retained and remain associated with the device

The configuration is deleted and the device starts with a blank configuration

The policies are automatically merged with the target ADOM's policies

What is an important consideration before upgrading an ADOM to a newer database schema?

The ADOM must be empty of all devices

Ensure that the managed devices are running a compatible FortiOS version

All ADOM revisions must be deleted before the upgrade

The FortiManager must be rebooted multiple times during the upgrade

What is the typical workflow for capturing a configuration snapshot of an ADOM?

Create a revision before making changes, then automatically install it to devices

Export the ADOM database and import it as a revision

Create a revision, make changes, and then delete the revision to apply changes

Make configuration changes, then create a revision to save the new state

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