Question 140
At Bayfield Biotechnology, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: a standby FortiGate uses stale policy objects because configuration synchronization status is unhealthy. They need a defensible FortiOS configuration, diagnosis, validation or prevention decision. Which recurring review is most relevant to the same root risk?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Alert on HA synchronization mismatches. This recurring practice addresses ha configuration synchronization because an HA peer with divergent configuration can handle failover traffic differently from the primary. It reinforces the supported change to diagnose and restore cluster configuration synchronization before relying on redundancy rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
Incorrect Answers
Check VLAN and gateway reachability after switch changes reduces recurrence of arp resolution failure, rather than the observed ha configuration synchronization issue. The relevant preventive control for Bayfield Biotechnology is: Alert on HA synchronization mismatches. This distinction matters because an HA peer with divergent configuration can handle failover traffic differently from the primary.
Monitor memory trends and right-size inspection capacity reduces recurrence of memory conserve mode, rather than the observed ha configuration synchronization issue. The relevant preventive control for Bayfield Biotechnology is: Alert on HA synchronization mismatches. This distinction matters because an HA peer with divergent configuration can handle failover traffic differently from the primary.
Reevaluate firewall VM sizing before application launch peaks reduces recurrence of cloud vm elastic scale design, rather than the observed ha configuration synchronization issue. The relevant preventive control for Bayfield Biotechnology is: Alert on HA synchronization mismatches. This distinction matters because an HA peer with divergent configuration can handle failover traffic differently from the primary.