FCSS_SDW_AR-7.6 · Question #78
An MSSP uses FortiManager to manage the FortiGate devices of its customers. The administrator grouped the devices for each customer in different ADOMs. For customer A, you configured one SD-WAN…
The correct answer is C. You can place all the devices in the same ADOM, but you must use the SD-WAN overlay. FortiManager uses SD-WAN overlay templates per ADOM to define the SD-WAN topology. Within a single ADOM, you can only define one SD-WAN overlay template topology that applies to all devices in that ADOM. If different topologies are needed (e.g., single-hub for retail, dual-hub…
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An MSSP uses FortiManager to manage the FortiGate devices of its customers. The administrator grouped the devices for each customer in different ADOMs. For customer A, you configured one SD-WAN overlay template that applies to all devices in the ADOM. For customer B, you configured SD-WAN for DIA at the device level, with a different configuration for each FortiGate. You onboard customer C, a car manufacturer, who requests to have a single-hub SD- WAN topology for its retail points, and a dual-hub topology for the FortiGate devices installed in its factories. Which statement best describes how you should handle this request?
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- AYou can place all the devices in the same ADOM and define two topologies with the SD-WAN
- BYou must assign the devices to different ADOMs to avoid conflicts between the single-hub and
- CYou can place all the devices in the same ADOM, but you must use the SD-WAN overlay
- DYou can place all the devices in the same ADOM and you can create multiple SD-WAN
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B8% (2)
- C67% (16)
- D21% (5)
Explanation
FortiManager uses SD-WAN overlay templates per ADOM to define the SD-WAN topology. Within a single ADOM, you can only define one SD-WAN overlay template topology that applies to all devices in that ADOM. If different topologies are needed (e.g., single-hub for retail, dual-hub for factories), the devices cannot share multiple overlay topologies within the same ADOM. Therefore, to handle multiple topologies, devices must be separated into different ADOMs or use separate device-level configurations outside the overlay template.
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