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FortiNAC process to classify rogue devices and create an organized inventory of known trusted registered devices. Reference: https://fortinetweb.s3.amazonaws.com/docs.fortinet.com/v2/attachments/9529d49c-892c-11e9-81a4-00505692583a/ FortiNAC_Device_Profiler_Configuration.pdf
"When a rogue device is processed by a rule and found to be a match, FortiNAC remembers the matching rule. Going forward, FortiNAC revalidates that the device still matches the rule, each time the device connects to the network, and/or at a user-defined time interval. If the devices fails to match the rule on revalidation, you can configure FortiNAC to automatically disable the device. This is a safeguard against impersonation of a previously-profiled endpoint."
B. Rogue are scanned at first connection. If profiled, is not a rogue anymore, and at new connection will not be scanned. If not profiled and reconnect as rogue, will be scanned again. So Rogues will be scanned at each connection
Rogues will be processed by the Device Profiling Rules. The Queue Size queue is filled by Rogues as they connect to the network. - so they will be categorised 1st time they connected t
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