An administrator manages a corporate environment where all users log into the corporate domain each time they connect to the network. The…

The FortiNAC Persistent Agent is a software application that is installed and remains on the endpoint, providing continuous visibility and compliance enforcement. As an installable package (such as an MSI file), it is designed for mass deployment through enterprise management tools. A login script is a common method used in corporate domain environments to automatically push and install software like the Persistent Agent onto user workstations when they log in.

B. Dissolvable: The Dissolvable Agent is a temporary, on-demand agent typically launched from a web browser during captive portal registration. It is not designed for deployment via login script.

C. Mobile: The Mobile Agent is specifically for mobile operating systems like iOS and Android and is not deployed on corporate workstations via domain login scripts.

D. Passive: The Passive Agent is not a deployable piece of software. It refers to an agentless method where FortiNAC gathers user information from sources like RADIUS accounting or domain controller logs.

1. FortiNAC Administration Guide 7.6, "Persistent Agent" section, page 172. The guide describes the Persistent Agent and notes, "The agent can be installed manually or deployed using third-party software." Login scripts are a form of third-party deployment.

2. FortiNAC Administration Guide 7.6, "Agent Comparison" section, page 171. The table in this section clearly distinguishes the Persistent Agent as an installed application versus the Dissolvable Agent which is "Downloaded on demand."