FCSS_LED_AR-7.6 · Question #3
In a Windows environment using AD machine authentication, how does FortiAuthenticator ensure that a previously authenticated device is maintaining its network access once the device resumes…
The correct answer is B. It caches the MAC address of authenticated devices for a configurable period of time. FortiAuthenticator maintains network access for devices resuming from sleep or hibernation by caching the MAC address of previously authenticated devices for a configurable period. This allows the device to reconnect without requiring immediate full reauthentication, ensuring…
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In a Windows environment using AD machine authentication, how does FortiAuthenticator ensure that a previously authenticated device is maintaining its network access once the device resumes operating after sleep or hibernation?
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- AIt sends a wake-on-LAN packet to trigger reauthentication.
- BIt caches the MAC address of authenticated devices for a configurable period of time.
- CIt temporarily assigns the device to a guest VLAN until full reauthentication is completed.
- DIt uses machine authentication based on the device IP address.
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B94% (30)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
FortiAuthenticator maintains network access for devices resuming from sleep or hibernation by caching the MAC address of previously authenticated devices for a configurable period. This allows the device to reconnect without requiring immediate full reauthentication, ensuring seamless access continuity.
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