Which two features are available when you enable HA centralized monitoring on FortiMail? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• APolicy configuration changes of all cluster members from the primary device.
• BMail statistics of all cluster members on the primary device.
• CCross-device log searches across all cluster members from the primary device.
• DFirmware update of all cluster members from the primary device

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  93% (41)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Enabling HA centralized monitoring on FortiMail grants the primary device a unified visibility pane over the entire cluster - specifically, it consolidates mail statistics (B) from all members onto the primary and enables cross-device log searches (C) so administrators can query logs across all nodes without logging into each individually.

Why A is wrong: Policy configuration management is a separate concern from monitoring. FortiMail HA does synchronize configuration, but centralized monitoring does not grant the primary the ability to push policy changes to cluster members - that falls under HA configuration sync, not the monitoring feature.

Why D is wrong: Firmware upgrades are not part of centralized monitoring either. Upgrading cluster members must be done individually or through a separate management process; monitoring is read-only observability, not a control plane for system-level operations.

Memory tip: Think of "centralized monitoring" as a read-only dashboard - it lets you see things (statistics and logs), not do things (change configs or update firmware). If the option involves taking an action rather than viewing data, it's not part of monitoring.

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