Which three tasks are part of the manual registration process for adding a FortiGate device to FortiManager?

The correct choice involves a critical step in the manual registration process when adding a FortiGate device to FortiManager. Importing the policy package from the managed FortiGate device is essential because it ensures that the configurations, policies, and settings from the FortiGate are brought into FortiManager. This allows for centralized management and makes it easier to push updates or changes to policies from a single interface within FortiManager.

When you import the policy package, FortiManager can assess the existing configurations on the FortiGate and, if necessary, help streamline synchronization between the two devices. This step is vital for establishing a coherent management process where FortiManager has an understanding of what policies are currently applied at the FortiGate level.

The other options, while they may relate to the overall setup and configuration in some way, do not specifically outline the manual registration process. For example, connecting the FortiGate to FortiAnalyzer is a different aspect of network management focused on logging and reporting rather than registration. Adding the unregistered FortiGate device in FortiManager is also a part of the process but typically occurs after the initial steps, while configuring the FortiGate with the FortiManager IP address is a prerequisite setup step needed