In FortiGate's FSSO (Fortinet Single Sign-On) feature, the collector agent operates in either standard mode or advanced mode.
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B. FortiGate can be configured as an LDAP client, and group filters can be configured on FortiGate:
In advanced mode, FortiGate can act as an LDAP client, allowing it to directly query Active Directory for user and group information. Group filters can be configured on FortiGate to selectively include or exclude specific groups in the FSSO process. This provides more flexibility and control over which groups are considered for FSSO integration.
C. Advanced mode supports nested or inherited groups:
In advanced mode, FortiGate can recognize and utilize nested group structures in Active Directory.
Nested groups refer to groups that contain other groups as members. With advanced mode, FortiGate can accurately reflect the group memberships and apply policies accordingly.
These features enhance the capabilities of FSSO in advanced mode, making it suitable for environments with complex group structures and the need for more granular control over user and group policies.
- In advanced mode, you can configure FortiGate as an LDAP client and configure the group filters on FortiGate.
- Also, advanced mode supports nested or inherited groups.
D. Incorrect, Netbios is Standard mode.
A. Incorrect, in Advanced mode, FortiGate can apply security profiles to individual users, user groups, and OUs.