An administrator, fortinet, is able to view logs and perform device management tasks, such as adding and removing registered devices. However, administrator fortinet is not able to create a mail server that can be used to send alert emails.
What can be the problem?
If the administrator is able to view logs and perform device management tasks but cannot create a mail server for alert emails, it suggests that they have read and write access to device privileges but not system privileges. The Standard_User administrative profile fits this description, as it allows device management tasks but not system-level tasks like configuring mail servers.
Answer is A • Super_User, which, like in FortiGate, provides access to all device and system privileges. • Standard_User, which provides read and write access to device privileges, but not system privileges. • Restricted_User, which provides read access only to device privileges, but not system privileges. Access to the Management extensions is also removed. • No_Permissions_User, which provides no system or device privileges. Can be used, for example, to temporarily remove access granted to existing admins. FortiAnalyzer_7.0_Study_Guide-Online page 42
Correct Ans: A
A) FortiAnalyzer_7.0_Study_Guide-Online.pdf page 42: Standard_User, which provides read and write access to device privileges, but not system privileges.
Correct A A: Standard_User, which provides read and write access to device privileges, but not system privileges.