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Question 1

An administrator attempts to add port2 as a member of an SD-WAN zone on a FortiGate, but the GUI returns an error stating the interface is in use. What is the most likely cause?

Accepted Answer

FortiOS blocks an interface from becoming an SD-WAN member while any other configuration object still references it directly, so all firewall policies, static routes, and similar references must be removed or re-pointed to the SD-WAN zone first.

Question 2

After migrating a WAN edge FortiGate to SD-WAN, which object should the administrator reference as the outgoing interface in the internet-bound firewall policies?

Accepted Answer

In FortiOS 6.4 and later, firewall policies reference SD-WAN zones rather than individual members, which lets the SD-WAN rules select the actual egress member without requiring separate policies per link.

Question 3

An SD-WAN deployment carries VoIP traffic that must never change egress links mid-call, but no SD-WAN rule exists for it, so it falls through to the implicit rule. Which implicit rule load-balancing algorithm best preserves session-to-member stickiness for a given caller?

Accepted Answer

Source-IP-based load balancing hashes on the source address so all sessions from the same host consistently egress the same member, whereas session-, volume-, and spillover-based algorithms can distribute new sessions from the same host across different links.

Question 4

Which three metrics does a FortiGate Performance SLA health check measure to evaluate SD-WAN member quality?

Accepted Answer

Performance SLA probes report latency, jitter, and packet loss, and these are the values compared against the configured SLA targets to determine whether a member is in or out of SLA.

Question 5

A Performance SLA health check is configured with update-static-route enabled and a link-down threshold of 5. What happens when a member fails 5 consecutive probes?

Accepted Answer

With update-static-route enabled, exceeding the link-down threshold causes FortiOS to remove the static routes associated with that member from the routing table, so traffic is no longer routed over the dead link while the physical interface stays up.

Question 6

An administrator wants to measure SD-WAN link quality using real user traffic instead of generating additional probe packets to a remote server. Which requirement must be met for this to work?

Accepted Answer

Passive health measurement derives latency, jitter, and loss from TCP sessions already traversing the FortiGate, but it only collects data on policies where passive WAN health measurement is enabled.

Question 7

How does a FortiGate evaluate SD-WAN rules when selecting an egress member for a new session?

Accepted Answer

SD-WAN rules are processed sequentially from the top, and the first rule whose source, destination, and service criteria match is applied; unmatched traffic falls through to the implicit rule.

Question 8

An SD-WAN rule for bulk file transfers is configured with the Maximize Bandwidth (SLA) strategy and three members assigned. How is traffic distributed?

Accepted Answer

Maximize Bandwidth (SLA) performs load balancing only across the subset of members that are currently in SLA, and it falls back to the remaining members only if none meet the target.

Question 9

An SD-WAN rule lists port1 as the highest-priority member and port1 is passing its Performance SLA, yet traffic matching the rule still egresses port2. Which explanation is most likely?

Accepted Answer

SD-WAN member selection is constrained by the routing table, so a member without a valid route to the destination is skipped even when it is the preferred member and is meeting its SLA.

Question 10

What is the primary benefit of deploying ADVPN in a Fortinet hub-and-spoke SD-WAN design?

Accepted Answer

ADVPN lets the hub send shortcut offers so spokes dynamically negotiate direct tunnels for spoke-to-spoke traffic, delivering full-mesh performance with hub-and-spoke configuration overhead.

Question 11

Two SD-WAN members each have a default static route with distance 10. The administrator wants port1 to be strictly preferred over port2 without creating an SD-WAN rule. What should be changed?

Accepted Answer

With equal distances both routes enter the routing table as ECMP, and FortiOS prefers the route with the lower priority value, so raising port2's priority makes port1 the preferred path.

Question 12

In an ADVPN design where spokes learn prefixes from the hub through iBGP, shortcut tunnels form but spoke-to-spoke traffic still transits the hub. Which phase 1 settings on the spokes are required so BGP next-hops resolve over the dynamic shortcut?

Accepted Answer

Enabling exchange-interface-ip lets peers exchange tunnel interface IPs so BGP next-hops are reachable, and net-device disable keeps a single tunnel interface so the shortcut route resolves onto the dynamic tunnel instead of the hub path.

Question 13

Before an SD-WAN template can be assigned to managed FortiGates in FortiManager, what must be defined so the template can reference interfaces consistently across different hardware models?

Accepted Answer

Normalized interfaces abstract the physical port names, and per-platform or per-device mappings let one SD-WAN template resolve to the correct physical interface on each managed FortiGate.

Question 14

Which components are automatically generated when an administrator completes the SD-WAN Overlay Template wizard in FortiManager for a hub-and-spoke topology?

Accepted Answer

The SD-WAN Overlay Template builds the underlying IPsec overlays, the BGP configuration used to exchange routes between hub and spokes, and the corresponding SD-WAN zones and members, which the administrator then references in SD-WAN rules and policies.

Question 15

An administrator installs a modified SD-WAN template to a remote branch FortiGate. The install succeeds, but a few minutes later FortiManager reverts the device to its previous configuration. What is the most likely reason?

Accepted Answer

FortiManager's SD-WAN status check monitors management connectivity after an SD-WAN install and automatically rolls the device back to the last known-good configuration if the FortiGate fails to reconnect within the timeout, protecting against locking out remote sites.

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