NSE4_FGT-7.0 · Question #100
The FSSO Collector Agent set to advanced access mode for the Windows Active Directory uses which of the following?
The correct answer is A. LDAP convention. The FSSO Collector Agent configured in advanced access mode for Windows Active Directory relies on LDAP for gathering user and group information.
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The FSSO Collector Agent set to advanced access mode for the Windows Active Directory uses which of the following?
Options
- ALDAP convention
- BNTLM convention
- CWindows convention - NetBios: Domain\Usemame
- DRSSO convention
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The FSSO Collector Agent configured in advanced access mode for Windows Active Directory relies on LDAP for gathering user and group information.
The FortiGate Single Sign-On (FSSO) Collector Agent, when set to advanced access mode for Windows Active Directory, utilizes LDAP queries to retrieve user and group information from domain controllers, facilitating detailed authentication and authorization.
NTLM is an authentication protocol but is not the convention used by the FSSO Collector Agent in advanced mode to query Active Directory for user group information; LDAP is used for directory queries.
NetBIOS names are a legacy naming convention for Windows networks and are not the underlying protocol used by the FSSO Collector Agent in advanced mode for communication with Active Directory.
RSSO (RADIUS Single Sign-On) is a distinct SSO mechanism based on RADIUS and is not the protocol used by the FSSO Collector Agent in advanced mode for Active Directory integration.
Concept tested: FSSO Collector Agent LDAP usage
Source: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/administration-guide/339174/fsso-advanced-mode-for-active-directory
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