Configuration Installation and Revision Control NSE7-ENTERPRISE-FIREWALL-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   What is the primary purpose of revision control in configuration management?

   • ATo track and manage changes to configuration over time
   • BTo synchronize time settings across devices
   • CTo automatically optimize configuration for performance
   • DTo encrypt configuration files for secure storage
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2. 2application · medium

   An organization is required to maintain an audit trail of all configuration changes made to its FortiGates. The changes are managed through FortiManager. What is the primary benefit of using FortiManager's revision control for this requirement?

   • AIt automatically records who made the change, when it was made, and what was changed.
   • BIt ensures that all changes are approved before they are made.
   • CIt automatically backs up the configuration to an external server.
   • DIt prevents unauthorized users from making any configuration changes.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   What is the typical sequence in a configuration approval workflow?

   • AMake changes, install, approve
   • BInstall, approve, make changes
   • CApprove, install, make changes
   • DMake changes, submit for approval, approve, install
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5. 4expert · hard

   A FortiManager administrator needs to roll back a FortiGate to a configuration from two days ago. The administrator has identified the correct revision in the Revision History. However, the FortiGate is currently out of sync with FortiManager because of local changes made directly on the device. What is the most important consideration before installing the old revision?

   • AThe revision must be exported and imported manually to the FortiGate.
   • BThe local changes on the FortiGate will be overwritten by the revision being installed.
   • CThe local changes will be merged with the revision automatically.
   • DThe FortiGate must be rebooted before the revision can be installed.
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6. 5application · medium

   An administrator made several changes to a FortiGate's policy package in FortiManager. After reviewing the changes, the administrator realizes that a change made three revisions ago was a mistake and needs to revert to that exact state. The administrator does not want to lose the changes made in the two revisions after that. What is the most appropriate action?

   • AUse the 'Compare' feature to view the differences, then manually re-apply the desired settings from the older revision.
   • BRestore the revision from three revisions ago, which will overwrite all current settings.
   • CDelete the current revision and recreate it from the older one.
   • DExport the current configuration to a file and import it back after restoring the old revision.
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