Free Fortinet FCP_GCS_AD-7.6 Exam Actual Questions & Explanations

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Question No. 1

Which Fortinet proprietary protocol do you use when deploying an active-passive high-availability (HA) cluster in Google Cloud?

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Correct Answer: B

Unicast FGCP (FortiGate Clustering Protocol) is the proprietary protocol used for active-passive HA clusters in Google Cloud, enabling state synchronization and failover communication between cluster members.


Question No. 2

Your organization is deciding between deploying FortiGate active-passive high-availability (HA) in Google Cloud using either the software-defined network (SDN) connector or load balancers.

What two reasons should your organization choose the SDN connector over the load balancer deployment? (Choose two.)

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Correct Answer: A, D

Using the SDN connector avoids additional load balancer costs, making it more cost-effective.

The SDN connector enables multizone failover by directly managing network routing, which load balancers do not inherently support.


Question No. 3

For what three reasons must you deploy a set of Google Cloud passthrough network load balancers for an active-passive high-availability (HA) FortiGate cluster instead of a set of Google Cloud proxy network load balancers? (Choose three.)

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Correct Answer: B, D, E

Passthrough load balancers support health checks to monitor backend health for failover.

They can forward all protocols, not limited to HTTP/HTTPS like proxy load balancers.

Passthrough load balancers provide higher throughput because they don't terminate sessions.


Question No. 4

An administrator configured an external fabric connector for Google Cloud to pull information from Google Cloud, including addresses, VM names, and subnets to create firewall policies.

When trying to create dynamic firewall addresses, the list of available instances does not populate any information from Google Cloud.

Which two issues are the most probable cause? (Choose two.)

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Correct Answer: A, B

The external fabric connector relies on Google Cloud Metadata API access to retrieve instance information; if this is disabled, data won't populate.

If no VM instances exist in the project, there will be no instance data for the connector to retrieve.


Question No. 5

An administrator has been tasked with modifying their organization's existing active-passive high-availability (HA) FortiGate cluster and turn it into an active-active HA cluster.

Which two behavior changes will the administrator see in the cluster after the change? (Choose two.)

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Correct Answer: A, C

Active-active HA does not require a dedicated HA communication port as each member handles traffic independently.

In active-active mode, cluster members operate more independently and do not present as a single logical device like in active-passive mode.