FCP_FGT_AD-7.6 · Question #102
An administrator must enable a DHCP server on one of the directly connected networks on FortiGate. However, the administrator is unable to complete the process on the GUI to enable the service on…
The correct answer is D. The role of the interface prevents setting a DHCP server. An interface’s role (for example, WAN or DMZ) determines whether DHCP server configuration is allowed. If the interface is set to a role such as WAN, FortiGate restricts enabling DHCP server service on that interface. To enable DHCP, the interface role must be changed to LAN or…
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An administrator must enable a DHCP server on one of the directly connected networks on FortiGate. However, the administrator is unable to complete the process on the GUI to enable the service on the interface. In this scenario, what prevents the administrator from enabling DHCP service?
Options
- AThe DHCP server setting is available only on the CLI.
- BAnother interface is configured as the only DHCP server on FortiGate.
- CThe FortiGate model does not support the DHCP server.
- DThe role of the interface prevents setting a DHCP server.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D92% (44)
Explanation
An interface’s role (for example, WAN or DMZ) determines whether DHCP server configuration is allowed. If the interface is set to a role such as WAN, FortiGate restricts enabling DHCP server service on that interface. To enable DHCP, the interface role must be changed to LAN or Internal, which supports DHCP server functionality.
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