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NSE4 Question #245: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is A: The FortiGate unit supports any combination of these VDOMs in NAT/Route and Transparent. FortiGate VDOMs offer flexible deployment, allowing a mix of NAT/Route and Transparent modes for different VDOMs, and administrators can be scoped to a single VDOM or have access across multiple VDOMs.

Submitted by packet_pusher· Apr 18, 2026FortiGate Deployment and System Configuration

Question

A FortiGate unit is configured with three Virtual Domains (VDOMs) as illustrated in the exhibit. Which of the following statements are correct regarding these VDOMs? (Select all that apply.)

Options

  • AThe FortiGate unit supports any combination of these VDOMs in NAT/Route and Transparent
  • BThe FortiGate unit must be a model 1000 or above to support multiple VDOMs.
  • CA license had to be purchased and applied to the FortiGate unit before VDOM mode could be
  • DAll VDOMs must operate in the same mode.
  • EChanging a VDOM operational mode requires a reboot of the FortiGate unit.
  • FAn admin account can be assigned to one VDOM or it can have access to all three VDOMs.

Explanation

FortiGate VDOMs offer flexible deployment, allowing a mix of NAT/Route and Transparent modes for different VDOMs, and administrators can be scoped to a single VDOM or have access across multiple VDOMs.

Common mistakes.

  • B. VDOM support is available on a wide range of FortiGate models, not just those 1000 or above; the number of supported VDOMs usually depends on the specific model and license.
  • C. VDOM functionality is often included by default on many FortiGate models, especially with certain firmware versions, and does not always require a separate license purchase.
  • D. It is a core feature of VDOMs that they can operate in different modes (NAT/Route or Transparent) concurrently on the same FortiGate unit.
  • E. Changing the operational mode of an individual VDOM typically does not require a full reboot of the entire FortiGate unit; only the specific VDOM configuration is updated, sometimes requiring a restart of services within that VDOM.

Concept tested. FortiGate VDOM features, operational modes, and admin access

Reference. https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.0.0/administration-guide/339414/virtual-domains

Topics

#VDOMs#FortiGate Configuration#Operational Modes#Administrator Access

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