Academy Fortinet Quiz
Questions covering the core concepts, tools, and real-world scenarios IT professionals encounter in Academy Fortinet.
This category currently has 60 questions in the SERVBG quiz bank. Below are a few sample questions — the full interactive quiz shuffles through the whole set with instant scoring.
Sample questions
What does the `get system status` command display on a FortiGate?
- Firmware version, hostname, and operation mode
- Only the current firewall policy count
- Only the CPU and memory utilization
- The full running configuration in curly-brace syntax
- A list of currently logged-in administrators
On the FortiGate CLI, which command begins editing the interface configuration table?
- config system interface
- edit system interface
- set system interface
- show system interface
- diagnose system interface
Inside `config system interface`, which command selects a specific interface, creating it if it doesn't already exist in that table?
- show <name>
- edit <name>
- next <name>
- set <name>
- select <name>
What two values must be configured together to give a FortiGate interface a usable IP configuration?
- An IP address and a subnet mask
- A MAC address and a VLAN ID
- A hostname and a DNS server
- An interface alias and a zone name
- A default gateway and an NTP server
What does the `allowaccess` setting on a FortiGate interface control?
- Which VLANs are permitted to tag traffic on the interface
- Which administrative/management protocols (e.g. ping, https, ssh) may reach the device through that interface
- Whether the interface participates in dynamic routing
- The maximum bandwidth permitted through the interface
- Which firewall policies are allowed to reference the interface
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