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That caveat describes TACACS+ administrator authentication in a different management scenario, which addresses use TACACS+ for centrally managed privileged operator sign-ins. It is not the specific limitation of Admin profile and permission scope requested in this design review.

That caveat describes RADIUS-backed administrator in a different management scenario, which addresses centralize FortiManager administrator authentication through an approved RADIUS service. It is not the specific limitation of Admin profile and permission scope requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Local administrator account in a different management scenario, which addresses grant a named break-glass operator managed access without external identity dependency. It is not the specific limitation of Admin profile and permission scope requested in this design review.

That step belongs to HA primary role priority observation, used to check which node is expected to become primary under a supported HA configuration. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for HA cluster model device entry required to prepare cluster inventory before both managed firewalls are online.

That step belongs to FortiGate HA member role view, used to determine primary versus secondary members of a centrally managed firewall cluster. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for HA cluster model device entry required to prepare cluster inventory before both managed firewalls are online.

That step belongs to HA member synchronization status, used to distinguish a FortiGate member out of sync from an unreachable device. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for HA cluster model device entry required to prepare cluster inventory before both managed firewalls are online.

That check is relevant to a fault in Local administrator account used to grant a named break-glass operator managed access without external identity dependency. It does not directly isolate the described TACACS+ administrator authentication failure to use TACACS+ for centrally managed privileged operator sign-ins.

That check is relevant to a fault in LDAP-backed administrator used to validate administrator credentials against the organization directory. It does not directly isolate the described TACACS+ administrator authentication failure to use TACACS+ for centrally managed privileged operator sign-ins.

That check is relevant to a fault in Admin profile and permission scope used to restrict an operator to the FortiManager functions required for assigned duties. It does not directly isolate the described TACACS+ administrator authentication failure to use TACACS+ for centrally managed privileged operator sign-ins.

Install reports unsupported FortiOS command is suited to a different task: stop deployment that would push unsupported syntax to a managed FortiGate firmware version. It does not directly meet the specified goal to correct an install failure where a logical WAN interface lacks a mapping on one FortiGate; selecting it would address a different management function.

Policy install fails on offline device is suited to a different task: prevent repeated policy pushes to a FortiGate with an unavailable management channel. It does not directly meet the specified goal to correct an install failure where a logical WAN interface lacks a mapping on one FortiGate; selecting it would address a different management function.

Wrong installation target in package is suited to a different task: diagnose a valid policy package sent to an unintended branch gateway. It does not directly meet the specified goal to correct an install failure where a logical WAN interface lacks a mapping on one FortiGate; selecting it would address a different management function.

FortiGate HA member role view is suited to a different task: determine primary versus secondary members of a centrally managed firewall cluster. It does not directly meet the specified goal to prepare cluster inventory before both managed firewalls are online; selecting it would address a different management function.

HA member synchronization status is suited to a different task: distinguish a FortiGate member out of sync from an unreachable device. It does not directly meet the specified goal to prepare cluster inventory before both managed firewalls are online; selecting it would address a different management function.

HA primary role priority observation is suited to a different task: check which node is expected to become primary under a supported HA configuration. It does not directly meet the specified goal to prepare cluster inventory before both managed firewalls are online; selecting it would address a different management function.

Post-script revision recovery is suited to a different task: recover after a script created an unintended device setting. It does not directly meet the specified goal to determine which firewall rejected a command in a multi-device task; selecting it would address a different management function.

FortiManager CLI script is suited to a different task: automate a repeatable command change on selected managed devices. It does not directly meet the specified goal to determine which firewall rejected a command in a multi-device task; selecting it would address a different management function.

Scheduled CLI script execution is suited to a different task: run a permitted maintenance command during an approved window. It does not directly meet the specified goal to determine which firewall rejected a command in a multi-device task; selecting it would address a different management function.

That caveat describes Enabling ADOM partitioning in a different management scenario, which addresses isolate independently managed groups of devices and policy objects. It is not the specific limitation of ADOM-compatible FortiOS version requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Creating a tenant ADOM in a different management scenario, which addresses allocate a dedicated policy and device-management context to a new organization. It is not the specific limitation of ADOM-compatible FortiOS version requested in this design review.

That caveat describes ADOM move for a managed device in a different management scenario, which addresses transfer a FortiGate to a different management tenant with scoped policies. It is not the specific limitation of ADOM-compatible FortiOS version requested in this design review.

This result would help verify Template installation target check and its different task to prevent a shared settings template from modifying the wrong firewall. It does not establish that the requested Device blueprint for standardized models outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify System template for shared baseline and its different task to reuse a common device setting across multiple managed FortiGates. It does not establish that the requested Device blueprint for standardized models outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify Copy system templates across ADOMs and its different task to reuse an approved baseline without rebuilding it in each management tenant. It does not establish that the requested Device blueprint for standardized models outcome has been achieved.

That step belongs to FGFM management channel, used to support persistent FortiGate-to-FortiManager management communication. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Device discovery reachability test required to distinguish a network problem from a policy import failure during enrollment.

That step belongs to Device authorization profile scope, used to restrict who can register a FortiGate in a customer ADOM. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Device discovery reachability test required to distinguish a network problem from a policy import failure during enrollment.

That step belongs to FortiGate central-manager setting, used to direct a firewall to its intended FortiManager controller. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Device discovery reachability test required to distinguish a network problem from a policy import failure during enrollment.

That step belongs to Manager failover changes registered endpoint, used to repair managed FortiGates that continue contacting a failed manager after manual HA takeover. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for HA pending module data after policy edit required to investigate a secondary FortiManager that displays old central policy after a primary-side update.

That step belongs to FortiGate HA role swap versus FortiManager device inventory, used to keep management stable when the firewall cluster elects a different active member. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for HA pending module data after policy edit required to investigate a secondary FortiManager that displays old central policy after a primary-side update.

That step belongs to FGFM keepalive failure to registered FortiGate, used to diagnose a device marked disconnected after previously successful secure registration. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for HA pending module data after policy edit required to investigate a secondary FortiManager that displays old central policy after a primary-side update.

That step belongs to Object reference warning before deletion, used to prevent accidental removal of an object used by existing access rules. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Find unused policies tool required to identify rules with no observed hits in the available hit-count data.

That step belongs to Refresh policy hit counts, used to use current traffic evidence before considering policy cleanup. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Find unused policies tool required to identify rules with no observed hits in the available hit-count data.

That step belongs to Policy check before installation, used to detect basic policy consistency issues prior to deploying a package. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Find unused policies tool required to identify rules with no observed hits in the available hit-count data.