The global settings on a FortiGate device must be changed to align with company security policies. What does the Administrator account need to access the FortiGate global settings?
Study Guide – Introduction and Initial Configuration – Basic Administration – Administrator Profiles.
When assigning permissions to an admin profile, you can specify rw, ro, or none to each area.
By default, there is a special profile super_admin, which is used by the account named admin. It cannot be changed. It provides full access to everytihing, making the admin account similar to a root superuser account.
The prof_admin is another default profile. It also provides full access, but unlike super_admin, it only applies to its virtual domain and not the global settings of FG. Also, its permissions can be changed.
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B. Change Administrator profile
FortiGate Security 7.2 Study Guide (p.22):
"By default, there is a special profile named super_admin, which is used by the account named admin. You can't change it. It provides full access to everything, making the admin account similar to a root superuser account.The prof_admin is another default profile. It also provides full access, but unlike super_admin, it applies only to its virtual domain—not the global settings of FortiGate. Also, you can change its permissions."
Reference and download study guide:
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"If you want to grant access to all VDOMs and global settings, select super_admin as the access profile when configuring the administrator account. Similar to the account named admin, this account can configure all VDOMs."
Fortigate Infrastructure Study Guide v7.0, Page 117
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