FSCP Exam Dumps : Forescout Certified Professional Exam

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract of Forescout Platform Administration and Deployment:

According to the Forescout Administration Guide - Set Registry Key on Windows action, registry key properties can only be queried on "Managed Windows endpoints".​

Registry Key Property Requirements:

According to the Set Registry Key on Windows documentation:​

"Registry key properties can be queried on managed Windows endpoints only. The endpoint must be a Windows device that is managed (either via SecureConnector deployment or Remote Inspection with appropriate credentials)."

Managed vs. Unmanaged Endpoints:

According to the Windows Properties documentation:​

Managed Windows Endpoint -✓Can query registry keys

Has SecureConnector deployed, OR

Has Remote Inspection access via credentials, OR

Is domain-joined with appropriate permissions

Unmanaged Windows Endpoint -✗Cannot query registry keys

No agent or access method available

Registry cannot be accessed remotely

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

A. Managed unknown endpoint - "Unknown" endpoints are not classified as Windows; classification unknown

B. Unmanaged Windows endpoint - Unmanaged endpoints have no access to registry

D. Windows endpoint - Must be "managed" to query registry; not all Windows endpoints are managed

E. Managed Linux endpoint - Linux systems don't have Windows registry

Registry Access Methods:

According to the documentation:​

Registry keys can be queried on Managed Windows endpoints using:

SecureConnector - Preferred method for interactive registry access

Remote Inspection (MS-WMI/RPC) - When credentials are configured

Domain Credentials - When endpoint is domain-joined

Referenced Documentation:

Set Registry Key on Windows - v9.1.4​

Set Registry Key on Windows - v8.5.2​

Windows Properties​

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract of Forescout Platform Administration and Deployment:

According to the Forescout Licensing and Sizing Guide and Failover Clustering Licensing Requirements documentation, the correct statement is: For member appliances, HA and Failover Clustering are part of Resiliency licensing.​

Resiliency Licensing for Member Appliances:

According to the Failover Clustering Licensing Requirements documentation:​

"To begin working with Failover Clustering, you need a license for the feature. The license required depends on which licensing mode your deployment is using."

When using FLEXX licensing with member appliances:

High Availability (HA) - Part of Resiliency licensing

Failover Clustering - Part of Resiliency licensing (called "eyeRecover License")

Disaster Recovery - Separate from member appliance resiliency

Resiliency License Components:

According to the documentation:​

"When using Flexx licensing, Failover Clustering functionality is supported by the Forescout Platform eyeRecover license (Forescout CounterACT Resiliency license)."

The Resiliency license covers:

For Member Appliances:

High Availability (HA) Pairing

Failover Clustering

For Enterprise Manager:

HA Pairing for EM

FLEXX Licensing Model:

According to the Licensing and Sizing Guide:​

"Flexx Licensing: Licenses are independent of hardware appliances, providing an intuitive and flexible way to license, deploy and manage Forescout products across your extended enterprise."

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

A. Can be installed on all CTxx and 51xx models - FLEXX is for 5100/4100 series and later; CT series supports per-appliance licensing only

B. Disaster Recovery is used for member appliances - Disaster Recovery is separate; member appliances use HA/Failover Clustering from Resiliency license

D. Changing via Customer Portal - Changes from per-appliance to FLEXX must be done through official Forescout channels, not self-service Customer Portal

E. Failover Clustering is used with EM and RM - Failover Clustering is for member appliances; EM has separate HA capability

Referenced Documentation:

Failover Clustering Licensing Requirements v8.4.4 and v9.1.2​

Forescout Licensing and Sizing Guide​

Switch from Per-Appliance to Flexx Licensing​

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract of Forescout Platform Administration and Deployment:

According to the Forescout Licensing and Sizing Guide and official licensing documentation, the key advantage of FLEXX licensing is that licensing is centralized and managed by an Enterprise Manager, providing centralized license administration across the entire Forescout platform deployment.​

FLEXX Licensing Key Advantages:

FLEXX licensing represents a significant departure from the legacy per-appliance licensing model. The primary advantages of FLEXX licensing include:​

Centralized License Pool - Licenses are independent of hardware appliances and form a centralized, shared pool that can be deployed across multiple appliances and network segments

Enterprise Manager Management - License entitlements and allocations are centrally administered and managed by the Enterprise Manager​

Portable Licenses - Licenses can be ubiquitously deployed and shared across different device types, appliance locations, and deployment scenarios (campus, data center, cloud, OT)

Flexible Capacity Sharing - Licensed capacity can be shared across campus, data center, cloud, and OT environments without appliance-specific restrictions

Scalability - Unlimited virtual appliance instances can be spun up as needed without purchasing additional appliance hardware licenses

Unified Customer Portal - Centralized access to license management, software downloads, documentation, and support​

FLEXX Licensing Deployment Model:

With FLEXX licensing, organizations can:

Order software licenses separately and independent from appliances

Centrally manage and allocate licenses from a unified portal

Redistribute license capacity across appliances without manual reallocation

Support virtual and physical appliances equally​

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

A - Incorrect; FLEXX licenses are NOT controlled by individual appliances but are managed centrally at the Enterprise Manager level

C - Base licenses cannot simply be added together; FLEXX licensing is purchased as a unified license pool

D - FLEXX is offered with V8 appliances (5100 and 4100 series), not V7; CT series appliances support per-appliance licensing

E - FLEXX is available for 5100/4100 series and CT series (with Flexx upgrade option) in V8.0 or higher, not in V7

Referenced Documentation:

Forescout Licensing and Sizing Guide​

Forescout Flexx Licensing - What it Offers​

Forescout Platform License Management documentation​