Question 320
At Dunwell Aviation, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: a network team attempts to attach standalone application-control profiles exactly as before after switching a VDOM into policy-based NGFW mode. 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
Document VDOM NGFW mode during policy migrations. This recurring practice addresses profile-based versus policy-based ngfw because nGFW mode changes where applications and URL categories are matched, not merely the graphical presentation. It reinforces the supported change to map application and web-category requirements to the supported policy-based NGFW rule fields rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
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Review VIP and permit rules together when publishing services reduces recurrence of vip destination nat publishing, rather than the observed profile-based versus policy-based ngfw issue. The relevant preventive control for Dunwell Aviation is: Document VDOM NGFW mode during policy migrations. This distinction matters because nGFW mode changes where applications and URL categories are matched, not merely the graphical presentation.
Validate internal reachability before adding external NAT rules reduces recurrence of vip mapped address subnet gateway, rather than the observed profile-based versus policy-based ngfw issue. The relevant preventive control for Dunwell Aviation is: Document VDOM NGFW mode during policy migrations. This distinction matters because nGFW mode changes where applications and URL categories are matched, not merely the graphical presentation.
Test authentication prompts after guest policy changes reduces recurrence of captive portal active authentication, rather than the observed profile-based versus policy-based ngfw issue. The relevant preventive control for Dunwell Aviation is: Document VDOM NGFW mode during policy migrations. This distinction matters because nGFW mode changes where applications and URL categories are matched, not merely the graphical presentation.