Fortinet FCP_FAZ_AD-7.4 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 2

This issue can occur if FortiGate is not properly configured to send logs to FortiAnalyzer, such as incorrect logging settings or filters being applied that prevent certain logs from being sent. It's important to verify that logging is enabled on FortiGate and that the correct log settings (such as log severity or log type) are configured for transmission to FortiAnalyzer.

Enabling this option allows any user authenticated by the LDAP server to log in to FortiAnalyzer, effectively creating a wildcard administrator.

The management computer does not have connectivity to the authorization IP address and port combination.

If there is no network connectivity between the management computer and the FortiAnalyzer on the specific IP address and port used for authorization, the Security Fabric window will not open.

The fabric authorization settings on FortiAnalyzer are misconfigured.

If the fabric authorization settings on FortiAnalyzer are not properly configured, FortiGate will not be able to initiate the authorization request, preventing the Security Fabric window from opening.

The other options are not applicable because:

Pre-shared keys are not required for initial authorization between FortiGate and FortiAnalyzer; they are typically used for establishing VPN tunnels.

The Security Fabric root does not need to be added as a trusted host to open the authorization window. Trusted hosts are more relevant to FortiGate's access control for management interfaces.

RAID 10 combines mirroring (RAID 1) and striping (RAID 0). In a RAID 10 setup with four disks, data is mirrored across two pairs of disks, and those pairs are striped for performance. This results in improved performance and fault tolerance, but the total usable storage is 50% of the total raw storage, meaning four 2 TB disks provide 4 TB of usable space.

DOMs with registered devices cannot be deleted.

An ADOM cannot be deleted if it has registered devices. You must first remove or deregister the devices before deleting the ADOM.

The status of the ADOMs must be unlocked.

An ADOM must be in an unlocked state before it can be deleted. If the ADOM is locked, it will not allow deletion.

In a Fortinet Security Fabric, logs from downstream devices can be sent to FortiAnalyzer through the root FortiGate. This is why all the logs have the same source IP address (the root FortiGate). The root FortiGate aggregates and forwards the logs from all downstream devices, so the source IP in the log capture will appear to be from the root FortiGate itself, even though the logs originate from multiple devices within the fabric.

The settings displayed in the image show the creation of a VLAN interface on FortiAnalyzer. The VLAN ID is set to 100, and it is associated with port 5.

The purpose of configuring a VLAN interface like this is generally: To improve security.

By creating a VLAN, traffic can be segmented into isolated networks, which helps limit access and enhances security by reducing the broadcast domain and keeping different types of traffic (e.g., management, user, and data traffic) separate.

The Standard_User profile allows viewing logs and performing some device management tasks but typically does not allow configuring global settings like creating a mail server for alert emails. To create a mail server, the administrator would need to have a profile with higher privileges, such as Super_User or a custom profile with the necessary permissions.

A FortiAnalyzer system backup includes configurations, report settings, and system information, but it does not include logs from registered devices or database snapshots. Logs are stored separately and are not part of the system configuration backup.