What type of access is needed to use CLI for configuration changes?

To use the Command Line Interface (CLI) for making configuration changes in Fortinet devices, administrator access is required. This level of access grants full permissions to modify settings, manage configurations, and perform various administrative tasks that are essential for effective network management. Administrator access ensures users can interact with the system at a granular level, enabling them to execute commands that alter the behavior or features of the Fortinet device.

In contrast, read-only access would limit users to viewing configurations without the ability to make any changes, which is not suitable for configuration tasks. Remote access pertains to the capability to connect to the system from a different location, but it does not specify user permissions for making changes. Guest access typically has very restricted privileges, allowing minimal interactions with the system, again not sufficient for configuration purposes. Thus, administrator access is the specific requirement for making CLI configuration changes.