A.FortiGate applies traffic shaping to the original traffic direction only.

B.FortiGate guarantees a minimum of 10 Mbps of bandwidth to each source IP address.

C.FortiGate shares 10 Mbps of bandwidth equally among all source IP addresses.

D.FortiGate limits each source IP address to a maximum bandwidth of 10 Mbps.

A.The ISDB contains the IP addresses and port ranges of well-known destinations.

B.The ISDB requires application control to maintain signatures and perform load-balancing.

C.The ISDB is dynamically updated and reduces administrative overhead.

D.The ISDB applies rules to traffic from specific sources, based on application type.

A.Dynamic routing protocols can be used only with non-encrypted traffic

B.Adding static routes must be enabled on all ADVPN interfaces.

C.Learned routes can be used as dynamic destinations in SD-WAN rules

D.VPN topologies must be form using only BGP dynamic routing with SD-WAN

A.The debug output shows per-IP shaper values and real-time readings.

B.This traffic shaper drops traffic that exceeds the set limits.

C.FortiGate provides statistics and reading based on historical traffic logs.

D.Traffic being controlled by the traffic shaper is under 100 KB/s.

A.The packet size exceeded the outgoing interface MTU.

B.The number of concurrent sessions for 10.1.10.1 exceeded the maximum number of concurrent sessions configured in the traffic shaper, and the packet was dropped.

C.The number of concurrent sessions for 10.1.10.1 exceeded the maximum number of concurrent sessions configured in the firewall policy, and the packet was dropped.

D.The total number of daily sessions for 10.1.10.1 exceeded the maximum number of concurrent sessions configured in the traffic shaper, and the packet was dropped.