Troubleshoot Network Devices and Device Status NSE6-FORTINAC-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1. 1expert · medium

   A network administrator is troubleshooting a discrepancy between the FortiNAC visibility views and the actual network. A device that is known to be connected to the network is not appearing in the 'Registered' view. The administrator has verified that the device is connected to a switch port that is part of a VLAN managed by FortiNAC. The device's MAC address is correct. What should the administrator do to resolve this discrepancy?

   • ARestart the FortiNAC application server to refresh the visibility views.
   • BVerify that the switch port is configured as an access port and not a trunk port.
   • CCheck if the device is in the 'Unregistered' or 'Unknown' view and then register it.
   • DCheck the FortiNAC database for any duplicate MAC address entries.
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2. 2application · medium

   An organization wants to centralize log management and has a syslog server at 10.0.0.10. The administrator needs to configure FortiNAC to send logs to this server. Which configuration step is required?

   • AConfigure a syslog forwarder in FortiNAC with the server's IP address and port 514.
   • BConfigure the syslog server to pull logs from FortiNAC using SNMP.
   • CUse the FortiNAC API to send logs to the syslog server.
   • DInstall a syslog agent on the FortiNAC server to push logs.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   Which protocol is commonly used to forward FortiNAC logs to an external system?

   • ASNMP
   • BFTP
   • CSyslog
   • DHTTP
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5. 4expert · medium

   A user's device is unable to connect to the network. The administrator checks the FortiNAC visibility views and sees the device is in a 'Failed Authentication' state. The administrator reviews the logs and finds that the device's credentials are correct. What should the administrator do next to resolve the issue?

   • ACheck the authentication policy to see if the device's user group is allowed.
   • BCheck the device's posture assessment results.
   • CReboot the device and try again.
   • DManually register the device in FortiNAC.
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6. 5expert · medium

   A network administrator is troubleshooting a switch that is showing as 'Down' in FortiNAC, but the switch is actually operational and can be pinged. The administrator has verified that the SNMP community string is correct and that the switch is configured to allow SNMP access from the FortiNAC server. What should the administrator check next?

   • ACheck the FortiNAC logs for any SNMP timeouts or errors.
   • BVerify that the switch's management IP address is in the same subnet as the FortiNAC server.
   • CCheck the switch's syslog configuration to ensure it is sending logs to FortiNAC.
   • DCheck if the switch's SNMP agent is responding to polls from FortiNAC by using an SNMP walk from the FortiNAC server.
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