15069910
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Quiz by Marcos Avila, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Marcos Avila
almost 6 years ago
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Question 1
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Archives are unpacked and files and archives within are scanned separately.
Decompressed files have a separate oversize limit.
Limit can be configured for each protocol separately.
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compressed archives are supported (default is 12 layers) maximum 100 usually.
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compressed archives are supported (default is 21 layers) maximum 1000 usually.
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compressed archives are supported (default is 100 layers) maximun 1000 usually.
Question 2
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What is the default scanning behavior for files over 10MB?
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A. Allow the file without scanning.
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B. Block all large files that exceed the buffer threshold.
Question 3
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How do you enable botnet protection?
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A. Enable botnet scans under FortiSandbox configuration.
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B. Enable botnet scans on external (WAN) facing interfaces.
Question 4
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FortiGate models that feature NTurbo (NP4 or NPS) can accelerate antivirus processing to enhance performance.
SoC3 models also support NTurbo
Answer
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Config ips global set np-accel-mode {none | basic } (Enable NTurbo acceleration
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Config av global set np-accel-mode {none | basic } (Enable NTurbo acceleration
Question 5
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Can you use NTurbo hardware acceleration for proxy-based inspection mode antivirus scans?
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Yes
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No
Question 6
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What does the logging of oversized files option do?
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A. Enables logging of all files that cannot be scanned due to oversize limit.
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B. Logs all files that are over 5MB.
Question 7
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Run the real-time update debug to isolate update-related issues.
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# diagnose debug application update -1 # diagnose debug enable # execute update-av
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# diagnose debug av update -1 # diagnose debug enable # execute update-application
Question 8
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What TCP port is used to contact to FortiGuard servers for antivirus updates?
Answer
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A. 53
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B. 443
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