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That check is relevant to a fault in Workflow change session used to require submitted approval before a policy change moves through team controls. It does not directly isolate the described Individual policy-package lock failure to let administrators safely edit different packages within one ADOM.

That check is relevant to a fault in ADOM workspace lock used to prevent conflicting concurrent changes across a shared ADOM during an approved change. It does not directly isolate the described Individual policy-package lock failure to let administrators safely edit different packages within one ADOM.

That check is relevant to a fault in Policy-package editing after lock release used to restore safe concurrent editing following an approved workspace change. It does not directly isolate the described Individual policy-package lock failure to let administrators safely edit different packages within one ADOM.

That step belongs to Policy package installation target, used to restrict a change to FortiGates for which it was reviewed. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Consolidated package strategy required to reduce repetitive changes for devices with essentially identical access policies.

That step belongs to ADOM policy package for shared rules, used to centrally manage a common firewall rule base for several FortiGates. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Consolidated package strategy required to reduce repetitive changes for devices with essentially identical access policies.

That step belongs to Per-policy installation target, used to deploy a special rule only to a chosen subset within a shared policy package. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Consolidated package strategy required to reduce repetitive changes for devices with essentially identical access policies.

That caveat describes Device authorization profile scope in a different management scenario, which addresses restrict who can register a FortiGate in a customer ADOM. It is not the specific limitation of FGFM management channel requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Pending FortiGate authorization approval in a different management scenario, which addresses prevent unknown devices from entering the managed inventory without review. It is not the specific limitation of FGFM management channel requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Device discovery reachability test in a different management scenario, which addresses distinguish a network problem from a policy import failure during enrollment. It is not the specific limitation of FGFM management channel requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Installation preview for device changes in a different management scenario, which addresses inspect the exact CLI effect of a proposed settings change before rollout. It is not the specific limitation of Device settings installation requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Install task scheduling in a different management scenario, which addresses schedule a coordinated configuration window rather than immediately pushing a change. It is not the specific limitation of Device settings installation requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Install Wizard policy and device selection in a different management scenario, which addresses send both a policy package and associated device settings in one controlled deployment. It is not the specific limitation of Device settings installation requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Workspace-mode per-package lock in a different management scenario, which addresses let an administrator edit one package without blocking colleagues on unrelated packages. It is not the specific limitation of Workflow session submission requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Session cleanup after failed editor disconnect in a different management scenario, which addresses recover a policy package from a stale writer lock safely. It is not the specific limitation of Workflow session submission requested in this design review.

That caveat describes Workspace per-ADOM operation mode in a different management scenario, which addresses apply strict change locking to one tenant while another tenant uses different collaboration settings. It is not the specific limitation of Workflow session submission requested in this design review.

Policy feature visibility is suited to a different task: expose a supported rule feature needed by an administrator. It does not directly meet the specified goal to ensure a specific exception is evaluated ahead of a broader matching rule; selecting it would address a different management function.

Firewall policy rule creation is suited to a different task: create an explicit allow or deny rule for defined source and destination traffic. It does not directly meet the specified goal to ensure a specific exception is evaluated ahead of a broader matching rule; selecting it would address a different management function.

Firewall rule comment and change context is suited to a different task: provide traceable business justification for a policy exception. It does not directly meet the specified goal to ensure a specific exception is evaluated ahead of a broader matching rule; 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 avoid applying a chassis-specific command across unrelated firewalls; 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 avoid applying a chassis-specific command across unrelated firewalls; selecting it would address a different management function.

Script execution job status is suited to a different task: determine which firewall rejected a command in a multi-device task. It does not directly meet the specified goal to avoid applying a chassis-specific command across unrelated firewalls; selecting it would address a different management function.

That step belongs to Address group membership, used to maintain several trusted network ranges as one reusable logical set. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Find duplicate firewall objects required to clean up semantically equivalent object definitions without breaking references.

That step belongs to Firewall address object in ADOM, used to reuse a named approved network across several policies. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Find duplicate firewall objects required to clean up semantically equivalent object definitions without breaking references.

That step belongs to Object reference tracking, used to identify which firewall rules use a shared service object before changing it. It is not the mechanism-specific setup for Find duplicate firewall objects required to clean up semantically equivalent object definitions without breaking references.

That check is relevant to a fault in Moving managed device between ADOMs used to reassign one FortiGate's management ownership to a different customer context. It does not directly isolate the described ADOM version upgrade control failure to align policy syntax with new supported FortiOS capabilities.

That check is relevant to a fault in Compare ADOM revision differences used to identify which shared object or policy changed between two central baselines. It does not directly isolate the described ADOM version upgrade control failure to align policy syntax with new supported FortiOS capabilities.

That check is relevant to a fault in Restore a known-good ADOM revision used to reverse an unauthorized central policy edit using saved revision state. It does not directly isolate the described ADOM version upgrade control failure to align policy syntax with new supported FortiOS capabilities.

This result would help verify ADOM object tagging for inventory and its different task to group shared address objects by asset or business purpose for review. It does not establish that the requested Object metadata field for asset owner outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify Policy change comment field and its different task to preserve a human-readable reason for a security rule alteration. It does not establish that the requested Object metadata field for asset owner outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify ADOM-level metadata variable and its different task to store a reusable site-specific metadata field for several managed policy objects. It does not establish that the requested Object metadata field for asset owner outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify Unsupported feature during import and its different task to avoid losing source-device policy behavior when the target ADOM does not support its feature. It does not establish that the requested Name collision between device and ADOM object outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify Import wizard completion versus per-object failures and its different task to identify why a completed import dialog still leaves missing rules in the central package. It does not establish that the requested Name collision between device and ADOM object outcome has been achieved.

This result would help verify Missing source object on policy import and its different task to recover an import stopped by a reference to an undefined address or service. It does not establish that the requested Name collision between device and ADOM object outcome has been achieved.