Why do collectors communicate with the Supervisor after registration? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. To upload event data if a worker down D. To report its own health status. After registration, collectors maintain continuous communication with the Supervisor to ensure proper event processing, system health monitoring, and failover handling. The two key reasons collectors communicate with the Supervisor are: 1. To upload event data if a worker is…

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Options

ATo receive templates associated with agents
BTo report the health status of the agents
CTo upload event data if a worker down
DTo report its own health status

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A
2% (1)
B
6% (3)
C
92% (48)

Explanation

After registration, collectors maintain continuous communication with the Supervisor to ensure proper event processing, system health monitoring, and failover handling. The two key reasons collectors communicate with the Supervisor are: 1. To upload event data if a worker is down If a worker node fails, the collector can temporarily store event logs and then forward them to the This ensures event continuity even during infrastructure issues. 2. To report its own health status The collector sends health reports to the Supervisor, including resource usage, connectivity status, and operational logs. This helps FortiSIEM track collector uptime and performance.

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