Fortigate Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

SCCJA Pre-Academy Block 4-Basic Collision Reporting, Uniform Traffic Ticket, Basic Collision Investigation, Vehicle Tactics, Mind Armor Rated A+ 56-5-1520 General Rules as to maximum speeds; lower speeds may be required A person shall not drive a vehicle on a highway at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then existing. Speed must be so controlled to avoid colliding with a person, vehicle, or other conveyance o...

Fortinet NSE 4 Questions and Answers Already Passed Which UTM feature sends a UDP query to FortiGuard servers each time FortiGate scans a packet (unless the response is locally cached)? Web Filtering You have configured the DHCP server on a FortiGate's port1 interface (or internal, depending on the model) to offer IPs in a range of 192.168.1.65-192.168.1.253. When the first host sends a DHCP request, what IP will the DHCP offer? 192.168.1.65 When an administrator attempts to manage FortiGate...

Fortinet NSE 4 Infrastructure 03 Fortinet Single Sign-On (FSSO) 69 Questions with Verified Answers When using FSSO, what entity authenticates the user? - CORRECT ANSWER The domain controller What are the two working modes available for FSSO in a Windows environment? - CORRECT ANSWER DC Agent Mode and Polling Mode Which Windows FSSO working mode is intended to be used on simple network with a minimal number of users? - CORRECT ANSWER Polling mode Which FSSO agent is available exclusiv...

What is the default operation mode of a Fortigate - Answer- NAT What two modes of operation are there - Answer- NAT and Transparent NAT and Transparent Mode - Answer- What two modes of operation? What port should be used for initial access - Answer- port1 True or False - The Fortigate runs a DHCP server by default on port1 - Answer- TRUE What is the default user/pw - Answer- .. admin / blank What user can be used for resetting the admin password - Answer- .. maintainer What ...

What is FSSO? - Answer- A software agent that enables FortiGate to identify users for security policies or VPN access without asking for their UN & PW. A FortiGate using FSSO identifies & maintains a database mapping of users, based on what 3 attributes? - Answer- - User ID - IP address - Group Membership Is FSSO typically used as a standalone service, or with a directory service? - Answer- With a directory service. Ex: Windows Active Directory (AD) What are the two available Modes w...

What direction does the LAN run to the internet and what direction from the physical cabling to the private virtual network - answer-Vertically Horizontal What does UTM stand for? - answer-Unified threat management Describe the architectural structure of fortigate - answer-Fortigate is a modular design. The hardware is advanced. Special ASIC designed by fortinet and specialized CP and NP CPU chips make fortigate a carrier grade device. It enables you to simplify your network and cut do...

What is FSSO? A software agent that enables FortiGate to identify users for security policies or VPN access without asking for their UN & PW. A FortiGate using FSSO identifies & maintains a database mapping of users, based on what 3 attributes? - User ID - IP address - Group Membership Is FSSO typically used as a standalone service, or with a directory service? With a directory service. Ex: Windows Active Directory (AD) What are the two available Modes when FSSO is ...

NSE 7 SDWAN ALL SOLUTION 2023/2024 EDITION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS. What is SDWAN (3) A virtual interface consisting of a group of member interfaces that can be connected to different link types Allows effective WAN usage with various load balancing algorithms Supports link quality measurement How does SDWn simplify configurations Admin can configure a single set of routes and firewall policies and apply them to all member interfaces Main motivator for deploying SDWAN WAN use whe...

56-5-1520 General Rules as to maximum speeds; lower speeds may be required A person shall not drive a vehicle on a highway at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then existing. Speed must be so controlled to avoid colliding with a person, vehicle, or other conveyance on or entering the highway in compliance with legal requirements and the duty of a person to use care. Top 5 Reasons for Collisions Too F...