Fortinet NSE 6 - FortiNAC-F 7.6 Administrator (NSE6_FNC_AD-7.6) Exam Questions

Fortinet NSE 6 - FortiNAC-F 7.6 Administrator Exam Objectives

1. 1

   1.0 Concepts and initial configuration (10-20%)

   • 1.1Model and organize infrastructure devices
   • 1.2Key features of FortiNAC-F
   • 1.3FortiNAC-F architecture
   • 1.4Model and organiz infrastructure devices
   • 1.5Information gathering and network visibility
   • 1.6Groups for the logical organization of elements
   • 1.7Use cases network device discovery, group creation and population
   • 1.8Explain isolation networks and the configuration wizard
   • 1.9Different device and deployment configurations
   • 1.10Device deployment configurations and captive networks
   • 1.11Administrative user creation and management
   • 1.12Initial device configuration settings
   • 1.13Use cases initial configuration, administrative account creation and management
2. 2

   2.0 Deployment and provisioning (30-40%)

   • 2.1Configure security automation
   • 2.2Security automation
   • 2.3Security device integration
   • 2.4Security rules
   • 2.5Use cases security rules for automated threat response, custom security event parser, security rule validation
   • 2.6Configure access control on FortiNAC-F
   • 2.7Access control concepts
   • 2.8Enforcement
   • 2.9Modeled devices for enforcement
   • 2.10Portal pages
   • 2.11Host inventory management
   • 2.12Logical networks
   • 2.13Use cases
   • 2.14Configure and monitor high availability (HA)
   • 2.15HA functions with FortiNAC-F hot standby mode
   • 2.16HA hot standby mode configuration
   • 2.17ailover hot standby mode
   • 2.18HA functions with FortiNAC-F N+
   • 2.19HA N+
   • 2.20ailover N+
   • 2.21Use cases N+ load balancing, FortiNAC-F for HA
   • 2.22HA status and successful failover
   • 2.23Configure FortiNAC-F security policies
   • 2.24FortiNAC-F security policies
   • 2.25Use cases user/host profiles and network access policies for card readers and cameras
   • 2.26Use cases user/host profiles and network access policies for contractors
   • 2.27FortiNAC-F as a abric connector
   • 2.28Group and tag information is passed to FortiGate
   • 2.29Firewall tags
   • 2.30Use cases firewall tags through network access configurations
   • 2.31Use cases firewall tags through FortiGate model configurations
   • 2.32Use cases logical networks and creating a firewall tag
   • 2.33FortiNAC-F integration into the ecurity Fabric
3. 3

   3.0 Integration (15-25%)

   • 3.1Integrate with third-party devices using syslog and SNMP trap input
   • 3.2hird-party device using syslog and SNMP trap input
   • 3.3Administrative group for alarm notification
   • 3.4FortiNAC-F syslog messages for automated response
   • 3.5Use cases
   • 3.6Configure and use FortiNAC-F Manager
   • 3.7FortiNAC-F Manager integrat in a distributed deployment
   • 3.8FortiNAC-F Manager in a distributed environment
   • 3.9Use cases managing FortiNAC-F with FortiNAC-F Manager
   • 3.10Configure FortiGate VPN integration with FortiNAC-F
   • 3.11FortiNAC-F managment for FortiGate VPN sessions
   • 3.12Use cases FortiNAC-F configuration to manage FortiGate VPN sessions
   • 3.13Explain and configure MDM integration
   • 3.14Vendor OUI tables
   • 3.15Device profiling rules
   • 3.16Use cases
4. 4

   4.0 Network visibility and monitoring (25-35%)

   • 4.1Configure guests and contractors
   • 4.2Guest and contractor administration
   • 4.3Use cases
   • 4.4Explain and configure device profiling
   • 4.5Classified devices and rogues
   • 4.6Device profiling rule concepts
   • 4.7evice profiling rule
   • 4.8Endpoint fingerprints
   • 4.9Automated host registration
   • 4.10Manual host registration
   • 4.11Host and device records from CSV files
   • 4.12Data preservation and system recovery
   • 4.13Troubleshoot network devices and device status
   • 4.14Information stored in the database
   • 4.15Us the administrative visibility views and generat reports
   • 4.16Access enhanced visibility information using FortiGate sessions
   • 4.17Set user and host aging and management settings
   • 4.18etermin if a host is in the database
   • 4.19etermin if a host is a rogue
   • 4.20etermin if a host is classified
   • 4.21Understanding logging
   • 4.22Explor different logging options and views
   • 4.23Use cases filters on the hosts page, troubleshooting a host connectivity issue, upstream logging for FortiNAC-F events