Q: 2
Refer to the exhibit.
Which two statements about the output are true? (Choose two.)
Which two statements about the output are true? (Choose two.)Options
Discussion
If they're asking about current status, then A and D fit. The "Modified" highlights the DB mismatch (A), and the template override logic (D) is default FMG behavior. But if they'd specified after install, C could flip in. Anyone else catch that fine print?
Had something like this in a mock. Pretty sure it's A and D. "Modified" shows the config isn't matching the device DB (A), and applying a provisioning template will override device-level configs (D). That's usually what they're testing with that status output. If anyone disagrees, let me know.
I see why you might question C/D, but for this one A and D fit better. "Config Status: Modified" points to a mismatch between FortiGate and the device-level DB (A), and if there's a template change, it'll overwrite device-level settings (D). Pretty sure that's what they're after here, unless I'm missing something subtle in the exhibit.
A and D tbh. B is a trap since "Modified" means out-of-sync, not that config changes were installed yet.
A and D imo. The "Modified" status means the config on the FortiGate isn't matching what's in the device-level DB (so A), and FortiManager templates overwrite device settings by design (D). B would only be true if changes were installed, but this just shows they're out of sync. Not totally sure but leaning that way, let me know if I missed something with the status meanings.
C/D? But looking at the output again, B seems tempting since you'd think 'Modified' could mean config changes were pushed. Still, 'Modified' here means the device and database aren't matching (so A), not that install happened yet. D is about how templates will override device-level settings, which matches FortiManager's approach. So I really think it's A and D, but open to other takes if someone interprets 'Modified' differently.
Option A and D. The current output reflects out-of-sync status and template override behavior but I could be missing something obvious so correct me if you see it differently.
I remember a similar scenario from labs on a practice exam, it's A and D.
C/D? I don't think B is right here since 'Modified' just means things are out of sync, not that a change was actually installed yet. I've seen similar questions where A is easy to miss but it's correct. D's standard when templates are used. Open to other views, but A and D both line up with the FortiManager behavior in the output.
Not A, B and D. Personally, I think "Config Status: Modified" might suggest config changes were installed, so B seems likely at first glance. But A feels like a trap since the output shows 'Modified' but doesn't necessarily prove the revision history is out of sync with device-level DB right now. D about template override is fair though, that's standard FortiManager behavior. If anyone disagrees or has more on how the status reflects real sync state, jump in.
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