Configure FortiNAC-F Manager NSE6-FORTINAC-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   How are policies and configurations typically distributed from the central FortiNAC platform to FortiNAC-F Manager instances?

   • AThey are manually copied by an administrator to each FortiNAC-F Manager
   • BThey are downloaded by each FortiNAC-F Manager from a shared file server
   • CThey are automatically pushed by the central server to all registered FortiNAC-F Managers
   • DThey are distributed via email to administrators for manual application
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2. 2application · medium

   An enterprise has a central FortiNAC server and several FortiNAC-F Managers. The administrator wants to ensure that only certain global policies are applied to a specific FortiNAC-F Manager, while other FortiNAC-F Managers receive the full policy set. What should the administrator configure?

   • ACreate a separate policy set on the FortiNAC-F Manager and disable synchronization.
   • BConfigure the FortiNAC-F Manager to pull policies from the central server only during off-peak hours.
   • CUse policy domains or scopes on the central server to assign specific policies to specific FortiNAC-F Managers.
   • DManually edit the policy configuration file on the FortiNAC-F Manager.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   What type of information would you expect to see when monitoring the performance of a FortiNAC-F Manager?

   • AThe current weather at the remote site
   • BThe number of active VPN tunnels
   • CCPU and memory utilization
   • DThe number of licenses purchased
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5. 4application · medium

   A network administrator is responsible for monitoring a distributed FortiNAC deployment. They need to see a summary of all FortiNAC-F Managers, including their status, version, and last synchronization time. Where should they look?

   • AThe central FortiNAC server's management console, under the 'Managed Appliances' or 'FortiNAC-F Managers' section.
   • BThe FortiNAC-F Manager's CLI, using the 'show status' command.
   • CThe FortiNAC-F Manager's syslog, which logs all events from the central server.
   • DThe FortiNAC-F Manager's local web interface, which shows its own status and version.
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6. 5application · medium

   A hospital network uses a central FortiNAC server and a FortiNAC-F Manager at a remote clinic. The clinic has its own set of network devices that are not present at the main hospital. The administrator wants to ensure that the clinic's devices are managed locally but that global policies from the central server still apply. What is the correct approach?

   • ARegister the FortiNAC-F Manager with the central server and configure it to synchronize global policies while maintaining local device discovery.
   • BUse the central server to manage all devices directly, bypassing the FortiNAC-F Manager.
   • CDisable device discovery on the FortiNAC-F Manager and rely solely on the central server for device management.
   • DCreate a separate policy domain on the central server for the clinic and assign it to the FortiNAC-F Manager.
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