Which statements about bulk configuration changes using FortiManager CLI scripts are correct? (Choose two.)

Which statements about bulk configuration changes using FortiManager CLI scripts are correct? (Choose two.)
A . When executed on the Policy Package, ADOM database, changes are applied directly to the managed FortiGate.
B . When executed on the Device Database, you must use the installation wizard to apply the changes to the managed FortiGate.
C . When executed on the All FortiGate in ADOM, changes are automatically installed without creating a new revision history.
D . When executed on the Remote FortiGate directly, administrators do not have the option
to review the changes prior to installation.

Answer: B,D

Explanation:

CLI scripts can be run in three different ways:Device Database: By default, a script is executed on the device database. It is recommend you run the changes on the device database (default setting), as this allows you to check what configuration changes you will send to the managed device. Once scripts are run on the device database, you can install these changes to a managed device using the installation wizard.

Policy Package, ADOM database: If a script contains changes related to ADOM level objects andpolicies, you can change the default selection to run on Policy Package, ADOM database and can then be installed using the installation wizard.

Remote FortiGate directly (through CLI): A script can be executed directly on the device and you don’t need to install these changes using the installation wizard. As the changes are directly installed on the managed device, no option is provided to verify and check the configuration changes through FortiManager prior to executing it.