A new FTD was added to the Management Center, and it appears in the device list, but the new access control policy has no effect on traffic. The administrator must confirm that the unit is registered, that the deployment actually finished, and that sensors and interfaces are healthy. Where should each of those three checks be made?
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Short Explanation
You can verify each part in the place that reports it, rather than chasing the wrong screen. Check registration in Devices > Device Management, deployment in Deploy > Deployment, and both sensor and interface health in the health monitor.
Full Explanation
The complete check uses the Management Center page that reports each fact: Devices > Device Management confirms whether the FTD is registered, Deploy > Deployment and its deployment history show whether the latest policy push finished or failed for that device, and the health monitor reports interface and sensor status. Seeing the device in the device list confirms neither that the latest policy deployment finished nor that the device is healthy. The proposed check that confirms registration and reviews both sensor and interface health still omits deployment completion; registration or good health does not establish that the new policy was delivered. The proposed check that confirms registration and deployment but reviews interface status only leaves sensor health unconfirmed, so a sensor problem could still explain why traffic is not handled as expected. The proposed check that confirms registration and deployment but reviews sensor status only leaves interface health unconfirmed, even though interface condition is also needed to assess whether traffic can reach or leave the relevant interfaces. Exam caveat: a successful deployment status means the configuration was delivered, not that the policy necessarily matches the traffic or produces the intended result. Practical check: after confirming deployment completion, inspect the health monitor for both sensor and interface alarms or degraded states, then validate the policy against the affected traffic.