Floating Static Route
A floating static route has a higher administrative distance than the preferred route and becomes active when the primary route disappears.
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Flow-based Inspection
A mode of inspection FortiGate which analyses traffic as packets pass.
View definitionForest Functional Level
the Active Directory forest functional level, which determines forest-wide features and the minimum domain-controller version
View definitionForest Trust
a transitive trust established between the forest-root domains of two Active Directory forests
View definitionForever Forward Incremental
Forever Forward Incremental is a concept or mechanism used in backup to maintain an incremental chain by merging the most important points...
View definitionFortiAnalyzer
A Fortinet platform for centralization and analysis of newspapers.
View definitionFortiGate
One firewall Fortinet used to filter, route, establish VPN and secure network access.
View definitionFortiGate Address Object
A reusable object representing an IP, subnet, range or FQDN.
View definitionFortiGate Firewall Policy
A Rule FortiGate which allows or blocks traffic between interfaces, zones or networks
View definitionFortiGate Route Priority
A value that allows the separation of certain routes of the same destination and distance.
View definitionFortiManager
A centralized management platform of several FortiGate.
View definitionFortiOS
The operating system that equips the FortiGate.
View definitionFortiToken
A mechanism of second-factor authentication of the Fortinet ecosystem.
View definitionForward Incremental Backup
a method where an initial full backup is followed by incrementals containing changes since the previous point
View definitionFSMO
Active Directory roles assigned to some domain controllers for specific operations.
View definitionFSRM
FSRM (File Server Resource Manager) is a Windows Server role designed to frame the use of file storage
View definitionFull Backup
A full backup protects the entire selected scope and provides a recovery point or a base for a backup chain.
View definitionFull Site Editing (FSE)
Full Site Editing lets administrators customize WordPress templates and global site elements using blocks.
View definitionFunction Calling AI
a capability of some AI models to produce a structured tool/function-call request instead of a direct text answer
View definitionFunctional Escalation
Functional escalation transfers a case to a specialist team with the technical skills required to investigate or resolve it.
View definitionFUSE
Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) lets applications implement filesystems without writing kernel filesystem modules.
View definitionGarbage Collection AD
Active Directory garbage collection periodically removes expired deleted objects from the directory database.
View definitionGenerative AI
Generative AI creates new content, such as text, images, audio, or code, using models trained on data.
View definitionGET Method HTTP
The HTTP GET method retrieves a representation of a resource and is designed to be safe and idempotent.
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