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NSE 6 - FortiManager 7.6 Administrator Exam Materials - Question #1 Discussion
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Saeed Abd El Halim Hamada
1 year ago
Selected: D
If your environment requires approval chains, not just editing control, consider using Workflow Mode, which includes Workspace Mode features plus:
Submit requests
Approval steps
Role-based change management
Submit requests
Approval steps
Role-based change management
Mahboab Ali Ghaleb
1 year ago
Workspace mode is enabled in System Settings, not from ADOM settings directly.Based on this, I think option D is incorrect.
An
6 months ago
@Mahboab Ali Ghaleb
Workspace mode can also be enabled in the ADOM settings under System Settings > ADOMs.
Moreover, option B states that it is the "only way," which is incorrect.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer.
Mahboab Ali Ghaleb
1 year ago
Selected: B
Workflow Mode is designed specifically to prevent conflicts:
It forces admins to submit changes as a package.
Changes are reviewed and approved before being applied.
It enforces sequential editing and tracks.
Workflow mode is the only one that enforces proper sequencing and approval.
It forces admins to submit changes as a package.
Changes are reviewed and approved before being applied.
It enforces sequential editing and tracks.
Workflow mode is the only one that enforces proper sequencing and approval.
Brave-Dumps.com Admin
1 year ago
Selected: B
The question is asking about "conflicts," so we need to go to the Workflow option.
An
6 months ago
Workspace mode can also be enabled in the ADOM settings under System Settings > ADOMs.
Moreover, option B states that it is the "only way," which is incorrect.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer.
Nick
11 months ago
Selected: D
Page 53 of Admin Study guide:
Workspace mode: After you lock an ADOM, you can safely make changes to the managed device settings, in that ADOM, without worrying about "conflicts"
Workflow mode acts the same as Workspace mode but is also used to ensure that all changes are reviewed and approved. This question asks about conflicts so D should be the correct one I believe.
Workspace mode: After you lock an ADOM, you can safely make changes to the managed device settings, in that ADOM, without worrying about "conflicts"
Workflow mode acts the same as Workspace mode but is also used to ensure that all changes are reviewed and approved. This question asks about conflicts so D should be the correct one I believe.
Nick
11 months ago
Selected: B
On second thoughts, as stated before, workspace mode is enabled in System settings not ADOM settings. So B must be correct.
Bobby Nedefil
9 months ago
Selected: B
Workspace mode in in System settings and not ADOM settings.
Alejandro Rivarola
9 months ago
Selected: D
¿Por qué D es correcta?
Porque Workspace mode es justamente la función de FortiManager que permite que varios administradores trabajen en el mismo ADOM sin pisarse, usando un sistema de bloqueos (locking).
Porque Workspace mode es justamente la función de FortiManager que permite que varios administradores trabajen en el mismo ADOM sin pisarse, usando un sistema de bloqueos (locking).
Anonymous User
7 months ago
Selected: D
Enabling workflow and activating workspace are two different things, also B is wrong because it says that workflow is the only way, which is not... D is correct because to lock an adom, you have to be in that adom and activate the lock to lock it down.
Sebastian Schewe
6 months ago
Selected: D
Study Guide Page 53
You can lock the ADOM in the upper-right corner of the GUI. After you lock the ADOM, you can safely make
changes to the managed device settings, in that ADOM, without worrying about conflicts.
You can lock the ADOM in the upper-right corner of the GUI. After you lock the ADOM, you can safely make
changes to the managed device settings, in that ADOM, without worrying about conflicts.
Anonymous User
6 months ago
Selected: D
B is incorrect as it is not "the only way to prevent concurrent configuration"
D is correct because even though you enable this under system settings, you still do that within the ADOM
D is correct because even though you enable this under system settings, you still do that within the ADOM
Didar Singh Bajwa
5 months ago
Selected: D
Activating workspace mode in the ADOM settings allows multiple administrators to work concurrently in the same ADOM by isolating their configuration changes in separate workspaces, preventing conflicts and enabling effective collaboration.
Anonymous User
5 months ago
Selected: D
can we have an answer from admin ?
in the exam, we don't look for technical perfection in the wording, we choose the best answer among the options provided, and clearly D remains the correct answer because:
A, B, C are clearly incorrect
D points to the right concept (workspace mode), even if "in the ADOM settings" is approximate
in the exam, we don't look for technical perfection in the wording, we choose the best answer among the options provided, and clearly D remains the correct answer because:
A, B, C are clearly incorrect
D points to the right concept (workspace mode), even if "in the ADOM settings" is approximate
Anonymous User
4 months ago
Selected: D
D
Anonymous User
4 months ago
Selected: D
this question is one of the Sample questions on the FMG course on the Fortinet Training Institution, the answer there was D
Abdallah Sarhan
4 months ago
Selected: D
Workspace is the answer, Workflow (an option under workspace concept) is one way of doing this control but not the only one
Anonymous User
1 month ago
Selected: D
D is correct
Abacate Cuia
1 day ago
Selected: D
WorkSpace : WorkFlow mode is not the only way. WorkFlow is a one of the WorkSpace modes. There are 3 WorkSpace modes, Normal, Per-VDOM and WorkfFlow.
You want to let multiple administrators work in the same ADOM without creating configuration conflicts. What is the best and the most effective solution to apply? (Choose one answer)
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