After a failed configuration change, an administrator needs to restore the ADOM to a revision from two days ago. The ADOM contains multiple device groups. What is the immediate impact of restoring the ADOM revision?

All managed devices will automatically revert to the previous configuration.

The revision will be deleted after restoration.

Only the device groups that were changed will be reverted.

The ADOM database will be rolled back, but devices will not be affected until an install is performed.

How can devices be organized within an ADOM in FortiManager?

By using device groups and hierarchical structures

By assigning each device a unique IP address in the same subnet

By creating separate ADOMs for each device

By using firewall policies to define device membership

What does the FortiManager database version indicate?

The version of the underlying database schema used to store configuration and objects

The firmware version of the managed FortiGate devices

The number of ADOMs currently configured on the FortiManager

The license expiration date of the FortiManager

How do ADOM revisions help in tracking configuration changes over time?

They provide a real-time log of all firewall policy hits

They record every keystroke made by administrators in the CLI

They automatically generate a new revision every time a device is rebooted

They store the configuration state at specific points, allowing administrators to compare or revert to earlier states

What is the benefit of using device groups within an ADOM?

They automatically synchronize firmware versions across all devices in the group

They allow you to apply common configurations and policies to multiple devices at once

They provide a dedicated firewall zone for each group

They increase the maximum number of devices allowed in the ADOM

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