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FCP_FGT_AD-7.4 Exam - Question 23


Which two statements are true regarding FortiGate HA configuration synchronization? (Choose two.)

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bob511
Sep 3, 2024

AC: FortiGate 7.4 Administrator Study Guide pg.421 "After the initial synchronization is complete, whenever a change is made to the configuration of an HA cluster device (primary or secondary), incremental synchronization sends the same configuration change to all other cluster devices over the HA heartbeat link"

andres8hOptions: AC
Aug 31, 2024

A y C son correctos

Beatledrew
Sep 24, 2024

A&C is the correct answer.

s4mu3l007
Nov 1, 2024

A & C are correct

vuhidusOptions: AC
Nov 20, 2024

A and C

sxcapOptions: AC
Dec 4, 2024

checksums must be the same if any change occurs, incremental sync must happen to ensure checksums keep the same

youla5
Sep 27, 2024

A and C are correct.

mhl2203Options: AC
Sep 28, 2024

A and C are correct.

miguelmagrOptions: AC
Oct 1, 2024

Checksum must be equal on both fortigate. Incremental Configuration Synchronization happens when the primary configuration is changed and changes are synchronized to the secondary. Secondary configuration is changed and changes are synchronized to the primary.

SingSingHKOptions: CD
Dec 8, 2024

why D is not correct, but A is correct? as in HA mode, each unit could have difference "dedicated management interface" setting (e.g. management interface IP) ... how come the checksum must match?

jl2307
Dec 15, 2024

We know that some configurations are not synchronizable, but this does not mean that synchronization will not occur, it will occur at the level of the configurations that are synchronizable. (page 423 Fortigate 7.4 administrator guide)

SingSingHK
Dec 18, 2024

real life tried out in lab ... seems HA config didn't count in config checksum... sorry guys

DineshkaarthikOptions: AB
Dec 24, 2024

Incremental config sync only happens by changes on primary HA member other device's can't have any config changes when they are secondary. So the correct answer is A & B.

hugovasconcelosOptions: AB
Jan 2, 2025

O FortiGate usa checksums para verificar a consistência das configurações entre os membros do cluster. Se os checksums forem diferentes, isso indica que as configurações estão fora de sincronia. Apenas o dispositivo primário pode fazer alterações na configuração. Essas alterações são então sincronizadas de forma incremental com os dispositivos secundários no cluster.

MZED68Options: AB
Jan 21, 2025

The correct answer is A and B.

MZED68Options: BC
Jan 21, 2025

I believe that this is a tricky question. The correct answer could be A, B, and C since incremental configuration sync can happen if any of the member configurations are changed.

MZED68Options: AC
Jan 21, 2025

I made a mistake. The correct answer is AC, 100%.

TheVaroOptions: AC
Feb 18, 2025

After the initial synchronization is complete, whenever a change is made to the configuration of an HA cluster device (primary or secondary), incremental synchronization sends the same configuration change to all other cluster devices over the HA heartbeat link. An HA synchronization process running on each cluster device receives the configuration change and applies it to the cluster device. For example, if you create a firewall address object, the primary doesn’t resend its complete configuration—it sends only the new object.

BazuinoOptions: AC
Apr 21, 2025

A and C 100%

pk8Options: AB
May 5, 2025

Here's what the actual Study Guide (page 421) says: "Only the primary unit should be used to make configuration changes. Configuration changes made to secondary units are not synchronized to the primary unit and are lost." This directly contradicts the statement in question.