What component does not typically get included in FortiAnalyzer backups?

The correct component that does not typically get included in FortiAnalyzer backups is the logs generated by the device. When performing a backup on FortiAnalyzer, the focus is primarily on preserving critical configuration elements that maintain the operational integrity of the device and its management capabilities.

Device configurations are essential for restoring the system to a specific operational state in the event of a failure or migration. Report settings and system settings are vital components as well, since they define how the system collects, processes, and presents data. These include things like user permissions, scheduling, and report templates.

In contrast, logs are often stored in a dedicated database that can grow significantly over time. Including logs in a backup could lead to massive backup sizes and longer recovery times, and there are typically more efficient ways to archive or manage this log data separately. Thus, while configurations and settings are backed up for easy restoration, logs are usually not included to maintain efficient data management and backup procedures.