Question 120
At Bayfield Transport Authority, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: two FortiGates configured as a cluster both appear active after a heartbeat link fails. They need a defensible FortiOS configuration, diagnosis, validation or prevention decision. Which recurring review is most relevant to the same root risk?
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Correct Answer
Verify heartbeat path diversity in change reviews. This recurring practice addresses fgcp ha heartbeat cabling because losing heartbeat communication can prevent members from confirming each other's HA state. It reinforces the supported change to restore redundant dedicated HA heartbeat connections and check compatible cluster settings rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
Incorrect Answers
Monitor DNS availability and policy changes separately from routing reduces recurrence of dns name versus ip reachability, rather than the observed fgcp ha heartbeat cabling issue. The relevant preventive control for Bayfield Transport Authority is: Verify heartbeat path diversity in change reviews. This distinction matters because losing heartbeat communication can prevent members from confirming each other's HA state.
Check acceleration state before declaring packet captures incomplete reduces recurrence of hardware offload capture visibility, rather than the observed fgcp ha heartbeat cabling issue. The relevant preventive control for Bayfield Transport Authority is: Verify heartbeat path diversity in change reviews. This distinction matters because losing heartbeat communication can prevent members from confirming each other's HA state.
Audit failover identity permissions after account or subscription changes reduces recurrence of cloud failover route privileges, rather than the observed fgcp ha heartbeat cabling issue. The relevant preventive control for Bayfield Transport Authority is: Verify heartbeat path diversity in change reviews. This distinction matters because losing heartbeat communication can prevent members from confirming each other's HA state.