Which FortiAnalyzer feature allows you to group devices that administrators can monitor and manage?

The feature that allows you to group devices for monitoring and management in FortiAnalyzer is Device Groups. This functionality is essential for network administrators as it provides a method to cluster multiple devices into manageable units. By organizing devices into groups, administrators can efficiently apply configurations, generate reports, and monitor logs for the entire group rather than handling each device individually.

Device Groups enable the consolidation of similar devices, which is particularly useful for organizations managing a large number of devices across different locations or departments. Furthermore, this grouping enhances visibility and simplifies management tasks, making it easier to enforce policies and maintain security across the network landscape.

While ADOMs (Administrative Domains) serve to isolate different administrative environments and can be used to manage distinct sets of devices, they primarily focus on segregating administrative concerns rather than facilitating device grouping for streamlined monitoring and management. Log Management, on the other hand, pertains to the collection, storage, and analysis of logs generated by various devices, and User Roles determine the permissions and access levels for individuals using the FortiAnalyzer. Therefore, the functionality of grouping devices is specifically addressed by Device Groups, making it the correct choice in this scenario.