Question 80
At Alderbrook Aviation, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: a newly added FortiGate sends connection attempts to FortiAnalyzer but is absent from the authorized device list. 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
Reconcile device inventory and collector authorization after replacement. This recurring practice addresses fortianalyzer device authorization because an unregistered logging device can fail acceptance even when the collector is reachable. It reinforces the supported change to authorize and register the correct device serial number in FortiAnalyzer under the proper management scope rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
Incorrect Answers
Record failback expectations before changing HA priorities reduces recurrence of ha override election behavior, rather than the observed fortianalyzer device authorization issue. The relevant preventive control for Alderbrook Aviation is: Reconcile device inventory and collector authorization after replacement. This distinction matters because an unregistered logging device can fail acceptance even when the collector is reachable.
Include heartbeat failure domains in infrastructure designs reduces recurrence of ha split-brain prevention, rather than the observed fortianalyzer device authorization issue. The relevant preventive control for Alderbrook Aviation is: Reconcile device inventory and collector authorization after replacement. This distinction matters because an unregistered logging device can fail acceptance even when the collector is reachable.
Check acceleration state before declaring packet captures incomplete reduces recurrence of hardware offload capture visibility, rather than the observed fortianalyzer device authorization issue. The relevant preventive control for Alderbrook Aviation is: Reconcile device inventory and collector authorization after replacement. This distinction matters because an unregistered logging device can fail acceptance even when the collector is reachable.