Which capability is a primary feature of FortiNAC-F?

Performing deep packet inspection on all traffic

Storing all network traffic logs for compliance

Replacing the firewall as the primary security gateway

Providing network access control and device visibility

What is a common use case for creating a group in FortiNAC-F?

To increase the network bandwidth for all devices

To reduce the number of IP addresses needed

To automatically update device firmware

To apply different policies to different device types

A company has two data centers, each with its own FortiNAC-F appliance. They want to centralize management and reporting. They also want to ensure that if one appliance fails, the other can take over. What should they do?

Deploy a single FortiNAC-F instance that manages both data centers.

Use a third-party tool to aggregate logs from both appliances.

Configure the two appliances in a high-availability cluster.

Use FortiNAC-F's multi-tenancy feature to manage both data centers from one appliance.

A university uses FortiNAC-F to manage network access. They want to apply different security policies to faculty laptops, student devices, and guest devices. They have already created groups for each type. What is the most efficient way to ensure that newly discovered devices are automatically placed into the correct group?

Use the default group for all devices and then move them as needed.

Create rules that assign devices to groups based on attributes like MAC address or user role.

Configure the network switches to tag devices with the group name.

Manually add each new device to the appropriate group after discovery.

A company wants to apply a stricter security policy to all devices that are not corporate-owned. They have a group for corporate devices. What is the most efficient way to create a group for non-corporate devices?

Create a group with a rule that includes all devices not in the corporate group.

Create a group and assign it to the guest VLAN.

Create a group and manually add all non-corporate devices.

Create a group based on device type, such as 'unknown'.

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A company has two data centers, each with its own FortiNAC-F appliance. They want to centralize management and reporting. They also want to ensure that if one appliance fails, the other can take over. What should they do?
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A university uses FortiNAC-F to manage network access. They want to apply different security policies to faculty laptops, student devices, and guest devices. They have already created groups for each type. What is the most efficient way to ensure that newly discovered devices are automatically placed into the correct group?
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A company wants to apply a stricter security policy to all devices that are not corporate-owned. They have a group for corporate devices. What is the most efficient way to create a group for non-corporate devices?
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