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FCP_FMG_AD-7.6 · Question #64

A FortiManager administrator opens the revision history and choose to revert to a previous version. What will this action do to the current device configuration?

The correct answer is D. It will modify the device-level database. When you revert to a previous ADOM revision in FortiManager, the device-level database (which contains configuration settings specific to the managed device) will be modified to match the version you reverted to. This action restores the device configuration from that revision…

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Question

A FortiManager administrator opens the revision history and choose to revert to a previous version. What will this action do to the current device configuration?

Options

  • AIt will trigger an unknown device-level database status, and the administrator will have to import a
  • BIt will trigger a conflict status if it is using any provisioning template, and the administrator will
  • CIt will revert both configurations: device-level database and policy layer database.
  • DIt will modify the device-level database.

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    16% (3)
  • D
    74% (14)

Explanation

When you revert to a previous ADOM revision in FortiManager, the device-level database (which contains configuration settings specific to the managed device) will be modified to match the version you reverted to. This action restores the device configuration from that revision, effectively undoing any changes made since that point in time.

Topics

#revision history#device-level database#policy layer database#configuration revert

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