FCP_FWB_AD-7.4 無料問題集「Fortinet FCP - FortiWeb 7.4 Administrator」

（A）Clearing browser cache

（B）Collecting logs and diagnostic information

（C）Disabling firewall policies

（D）Increasing server pool capacity

（A）You can choose which SSL/TLS protocol versions are supported by FortiWeb when clients connect to a virtual server.

（B）In transparent inspection mode, FortiWeb supports the same cipher suites as reverse proxy mode.

（C）In reverse proxy mode, FortiWeb can re-encrypt connections to the protected web servers.

（D）For TLS inspection, you must upload the server certificate and key to FortiWeb.

（A）FortiWeb cannot perform content inspection on the traffic because it is encrypted.

（B）FortiWeb is decrypting and re-encrypting the traffic.

（C）The server is encrypting traffic being sent to the client.

（D）The server is not performing any cryptography on the traffic.

（A）execute sys kill <processes id>

（B）execute sys terminate <process id>

（C）diagnose sys terminate <process id>

（D）diagnose sys kill <process id>

（A）Bot ML models do not update models periodically from new data.

（B）Bot ML models inspect more types of connection properties.

（C）Bot ML models analyze multiple connections overtime instead analyzing each connection as a single unit.

（D）Bot ML models detect only anomalies and not actual threats.

（A）When the AP detects PF Interference from an unknown source such as a cordless phone with a signal stronger that -70 dBm, it will increase its transmission power until it reaches the maximum configured TX power limit.

（B）When the AP detects any wireless client signal weaker than -70 dBm, it will reduce its transmission power until it reaches the maximum configured TX power limit.

（C）When the AP detects any other wireless signal stronger that -70 dBm, it will reduce its transmission power until it reaches the minimum configured TX power limit.

（D）When the AP detects any interference from a trusted neighboring AP stronger that -70 dBm, it will reduce its transmission power until it reaches the minimum configured TX power limit.

（A）It can break transparent inspection.

（B）It has a worse encryption algorithm.

（C）It requires powerful hardware for processing.

（D）It can have a slower connection initiation.

（A）Allow the page access, but log the violation

（B）Automatically redirect the client to the login page

（C）Display an access policy message, then allow the client to continue, redirecting them to their requested page

（D）Reply with a "403 Forbidden" HTTP error

（E）Prompt the client to authenticate

（A）Firewall policy

（B）High Availability (HA)

（C）Security profile

（D）Protected hostname

（A）API gateway rule

（B）ML-based API protection-threat detection

（C）Known signatures

（D）Machine learning (ML)-based API protection-anomaly detection