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An engineer is attempting to add a new FTD device to their FMC behind a NAT device with a NAT ID of ACME001 and a password of Cisco388267669. Which command set must be used in order to accomplish this
The correct answer is D. configure manager add <FMC IP> registration key> ACME001. When adding an FTD device to an FMC that is reachable by the FTD (i.e., FTD can contact the FMC IP directly), the correct CLI syntax on the FTD is: 'configure manager add <FMC IP> <registration key> <NAT ID>'. The NAT ID (ACME001 in this case) is appended as the third argument. T
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An engineer is attempting to add a new FTD device to their FMC behind a NAT device with a NAT ID of ACME001 and a password of Cisco388267669. Which command set must be used in order to accomplish this?
Options
- Aconfigure manager add ACME001 <registration key> <FMC IP>
- Bconfigure manager add <FMC IP> ACME0O1 <registration key>
- Cconfigure manager add DONTRESOLVE <FMC IP> AMCE001 <registration key>
- Dconfigure manager add <FMC IP> registration key> ACME001
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A8% (4)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D88% (45)
Explanation
When adding an FTD device to an FMC that is reachable by the FTD (i.e., FTD can contact the FMC IP directly), the correct CLI syntax on the FTD is: 'configure manager add <FMC IP> <registration key> <NAT ID>'. The NAT ID (ACME001 in this case) is appended as the third argument. This tells the FTD the NAT ID to use when the FMC is behind a NAT device. Option A is incorrect syntax ordering. Option B places the NAT ID before the registration key. Option C uses 'DONTRESOLVE', which is the keyword used when the FTD cannot reach the FMC at all (the FMC initiates the connection instead) - not the scenario described here, where an FMC IP is known and reachable.
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