FCSS_EFW_AD-7.6 · Question #21
A company that acquired multiple branches across different countries needs to install new FortiGate devices on each of those branches. However, the IT staff lacks sufficient knowledge to implement…
The correct answer is A. Use metadata variables to dynamically assign values according to each FortiGate device. B. Use provisioning templates and install configuration settings at the device layer. E. Add FortiGate devices on FortiManager as model devices, and use ZTP or LTP to connect to. Use metadata variables to dynamically assign values according to each FortiGate device: Metadata variables in FortiManager allow device-specific configurations to be dynamically assigned without manually configuring each FortiGate. This is especially useful when deploying…
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A company that acquired multiple branches across different countries needs to install new FortiGate devices on each of those branches. However, the IT staff lacks sufficient knowledge to implement the initial configuration on the FortiGate devices. Which three approaches can the company take to successfully deploy advanced initial configurations on remote branches? (Choose three.)
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- AUse metadata variables to dynamically assign values according to each FortiGate device.
- BUse provisioning templates and install configuration settings at the device layer.
- CUse the Global ADOM to deploy global object configurations to each FortiGate device.
- DApply Jinja in the FortiManager scripts for large-scale and advanced deployments.
- EAdd FortiGate devices on FortiManager as model devices, and use ZTP or LTP to connect to
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A71% (15)
- C10% (2)
- D19% (4)
Explanation
Use metadata variables to dynamically assign values according to each FortiGate device: Metadata variables in FortiManager allow device-specific configurations to be dynamically assigned without manually configuring each FortiGate. This is especially useful when deploying multiple devices with similar base configurations. Use provisioning templates and install configuration settings at the device layer: Provisioning templates in FortiManager provide a structured way to configure FortiGate devices. These templates can define interfaces, policies, and settings, ensuring that each device is correctly configured upon deployment. Add FortiGate devices on FortiManager as model devices, and use ZTP or LTP to connect to FortiGate devices: Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) and Local Touch Provisioning (LTP) help automate the deployment of FortiGate devices. By adding devices as model devices in FortiManager, configurations can be pushed automatically when devices connect for the first time, reducing
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