Can default ADOMs be deleted in Fortinet systems?

Default ADOMs (Administratively Defined Objects) in Fortinet systems are integral components designed to provide baseline configurations and structures for managing the FortiAnalyzer functionalities. They are created as part of the system's foundational setup and are not meant to be removed. This restriction helps maintain the integrity and stability of the FortiAnalyzer’s operational environment.

By not allowing the deletion of default ADOMs, Fortinet ensures that all users have access to essential features and management capabilities without risking the consistency of the reporting and analysis functions that these default objects provide. Even if a user attempts a complex configuration or administration process, the presence of default ADOMs serves as a safeguard against misconfiguration or accidental loss of critical management frameworks.

In contrast, other options might imply situations where deletion could be possible under specific conditions or user privileges, which misrepresents the functionality and security protocols inherent in the system's design. Thus, understanding the role and purpose of default ADOMs reinforces why they cannot be deleted in the operational context of Fortinet systems.