An administrator has assigned a global policy package to a new ADOM named ADOM1. What will happen if the administrator tries to create a new policy package in ADOM1?
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FortiManager will automatically assign the global policy package to the new policy package.
Most accepted answer: B. FortiManager will automatically assign the global policy package to the new policy package.
Community votes: A=6, B=8, D=2
Selected Answer: B When an administrator has assigned a global policy package to an ADOM (ADOM1), and then creates a new policy package within that same ADOM, FortiManager will automatically assign the global policy package to the new policy package. This behavior is contingent on the initial assignment option chosen in the Global ADOM, where the administrator would have selected "All Policy Packages" to be included by the global policy. The intent is to enforce a consistent set of shared policies across all policy packages within that ADOM. The administrator does not need to manually perform the assignment for newly created packages in this scenario. Therefore, the correct option is: B. FortiManager will automatically assign the global policy package to the new policy package. upvoted 12 times
Selected Answer: A B is not correct because the assignment is not automatic. The administrator has to explicitly choose to assign the global policy package to the new policy package. upvoted 5 times
Selected Answer: B I just test this and the default option selected when assign a GPP to an ADOM is apply it to all PP, so if you just select the ADOM and apply the change the new PP will have the GPP assigned to the ADOM. upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: B How Global Policies Work in FortiManager The Global ADOM allows you to create central policy packages containing Header (pre-run) and Footer (post-run) rules that apply across multiple ADOMs to maintain security compliance. When you assign a global policy package to an ADOM (like ADOM1), it sets a domain-wide baseline behavior: Automatic Inheritance: Once the global package is assigned to the destination ADOM, any new policy package created within that ADOM automatically inherits the global configuration. Structure: The new local policy package will automatically be created with the global header policies at the top and the global footer policies at the bottom, leaving a space in the middle for local administrators to define ADOM-specific policies. upvoted 2 times
Selected Answer: B B is teh ccorect answer. The admin assigned the Global Policy package to the entire ADOM, this includes all policy packages within this ADOM upvoted 2 times
