Refer to the exhibits. An administrator needed to recover all the configurations related to the user, Support. The configurations were saved in configuration revision ID 9. The administrator reverted the configuration using the Configuration Revision History window and received the CLI output shown in the exhibit. What can you conclude from the CLI output? (Choose one answer)

A. The administrator set the flag to 0 to prevent configuration overrides.
B. The administrator reinstalled the policy package.
C. The administrator needs to retrieve the device to correctly detect the FortiGate firmware version.
D. The administrator installed only the device-level configuration.

Correct Answer: D

Brave-Dump Clients Votes

D 66.67%

A 33.33%

Comments

Ashraf S Salih 2025-10-09 16:51:27

Selected Answers: A

after search i found below comment :
That is exactly what is shown in your CLI output: flags:0, and the policy package shows as [unknown], meaning FortiManager did not apply a policy package, likely due to that flag.

This leads to incomplete or blocked configuration restoration, such as failure to restore user Support.
Naswer A

Brave-Dumps Admin 2025-10-09 17:43:25
It’s D, because the policy package MY_ADOM is in an “unknown” status, which indicates that the policy package has not been installed.

Kevin Z 2026-01-19 07:36:28

Selected Answers: D

flags:0 was mean device status is OK, registered, authorised, DB synced, and config synced. Also, "Never installed" should be for those who never applied the policy package, so only D is a valid option.

Bobby Nedefil 2026-01-23 12:53:13

Selected Answers: D

My_ADOM pkg = UNKNOWN = PP Not installed