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FCSS_ADA_AR-6.7 · Question #33

Refer to the exhibit. An administrator deploys a new collector for the first time, and notices that all the processes expect the phMonitor are down. How can the administrator bring the processes up?

The correct answer is D. The processes will come up after the collector is registered to the supervisor. When a FortiSIEM collector is deployed for the first time, most of its processes remain down until it is successfully registered with the supervisor. The phMonitor process is running because it monitors system health, but other services remain inactive until the collector…

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. An administrator deploys a new collector for the first time, and notices that all the processes expect the phMonitor are down. How can the administrator bring the processes up?

Exhibit

FCSS_ADA_AR-6.7 question #33 exhibit

Options

  • AThe collector was not deployed properly and must be redeployed.
  • BThe administrator needs to run the command phtools - start all on the collector.
  • CRebooting the collector will bring up the processes.
  • DThe processes will come up after the collector is registered to the supervisor.

How the community answered

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  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    5% (1)
  • D
    90% (18)

Explanation

When a FortiSIEM collector is deployed for the first time, most of its processes remain down until it is successfully registered with the supervisor. The phMonitor process is running because it monitors system health, but other services remain inactive until the collector establishes communication with the supervisor. Once the collector registers to the supervisor, it receives configurations and policies, and its processes will start

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#collector processes#phMonitor#registration#FortiSIEM deployment

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