FCSS_LED_AR-7.6 · Question #75
You are deploying a FortiSwitch device managed by FortiGate in a secure network environment. To ensure accurate communication, you must identify which protocols are required for communication and…
The correct answer is B. HTTPS is used by FortiGate to securely manage and configure FortiSwitch devices. C. FortiGate uses the FortiLink protocol to establish communication with FortiSwitch. D. CAPWAP is used to establish the control channel between FortiSwitch and FortiGate. Let's verify each protocol: FortiLink is themanagement and control protocol, encapsulated over: LLDP for discovery CAPWAP (UDP/5246-5247) for control channel DHB (Device Handshake Bus)inside CAPWAP frames Thus,FortiLink is required. Although CAPWAP is commonly associated with…
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You are deploying a FortiSwitch device managed by FortiGate in a secure network environment. To ensure accurate communication, you must identify which protocols are required for communication and control between FortiGate and FortiSwitch. Which three protocols are used by FortiGate to manage and control FortiSwitch devices? (Choose three.)
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- ASNMP can be used by FortiGate to manage FortiSwitch devices by monitoring their status.
- BHTTPS is used by FortiGate to securely manage and configure FortiSwitch devices.
- CFortiGate uses the FortiLink protocol to establish communication with FortiSwitch.
- DCAPWAP is used to establish the control channel between FortiSwitch and FortiGate.
- EIGMP is required for managing communication between FortiGate and FortiSwitch devices in
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Explanation
Let's verify each protocol: FortiLink is themanagement and control protocol, encapsulated over: LLDP for discovery CAPWAP (UDP/5246-5247) for control channel DHB (Device Handshake Bus)inside CAPWAP frames Thus,FortiLink is required. Although CAPWAP is commonly associated with FortiAP, FortiSwitchalso uses CAPWAPinternally when managed by FortiGate.
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