Configure FortiNAC-F Manager NSE6-FORTINAC-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16expert · hard

   A large organization is planning a distributed FortiNAC deployment with a central server and multiple FortiNAC-F Managers. They have a requirement that each FortiNAC-F Manager must be able to enforce access policies independently even if the central server is unreachable for an extended period. Additionally, they want to minimize the administrative overhead of managing policies across all sites. What is the best design approach?

   • AUse a VPN to connect all sites to the central server and rely on real-time policy enforcement from the central server.
   • BConfigure all FortiNAC-F Managers to operate in standalone mode and manually update policies at each site.
   • CDeploy FortiNAC-F Managers with local policy enforcement and use centralized management for policy distribution, accepting that policy changes may not propagate during central server outages.
   • DDeploy a second central server at each site to ensure high availability and policy synchronization.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   After registering a FortiNAC-F Manager, how can an administrator verify that connectivity to the central management system is working?

   • ACheck the FortiNAC-F Manager's local event log for registration messages
   • BPing the FortiNAC-F Manager from the central server
   • CRun a packet capture on the FortiNAC-F Manager's management interface
   • DView the status of the FortiNAC-F Manager in the central management console
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4. 18foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of configuring centralized management settings on a FortiNAC-F Manager?

   • ATo enable the FortiNAC-F Manager to control the primary FortiNAC server
   • BTo allow the FortiNAC-F Manager to operate as a standalone system
   • CTo configure the FortiNAC-F Manager's local firewall rules
   • DTo allow the primary FortiNAC server to manage and control the FortiNAC-F Manager
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which component in a distributed FortiNAC deployment is responsible for aggregating data and providing a single pane of glass for administration?

   • AThe FortiGate firewall at the corporate headquarters
   • BThe FortiNAC database server
   • CThe FortiNAC-F Manager at each remote site
   • DThe primary FortiNAC server
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6. 20application · medium

   A retail chain has a central FortiNAC server at headquarters and FortiNAC-F Managers at each store. The network team wants to ensure that if a store's FortiNAC-F Manager loses connectivity to the central server, the store's network access control continues to function. What is the correct design consideration?

   • AThe store's FortiNAC-F Manager should be configured as a secondary central server to take over management of all stores.
   • BThe central server should be configured to push all policies to the FortiNAC-F Manager in real-time to avoid any local processing.
   • CThe FortiNAC-F Manager should be configured to operate in a standalone mode during connectivity loss, using its local policy cache.
   • DThe store's network should be configured to fail-open, allowing all traffic if the FortiNAC-F Manager cannot reach the central server.
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