A retail company uses an SD-WAN with two internet links (MPLS and broadband). They want all traffic from their point-of-sale (POS) terminals (subnet 10.10.10.0/24) to use the MPLS link for PCI compliance, while all other traffic should use the best available path. The POS traffic is currently being load-balanced across both links. What should the administrator configure to enforce this requirement?

Create a policy route matching source 10.10.10.0/24 and set the SD-WAN zone and member to the MPLS interface.

Modify the SD-WAN health-check settings to prefer MPLS for all traffic.

Create a static route for 10.10.10.0/24 with a lower administrative distance pointing to the MPLS gateway.

Disable the broadband interface in the SD-WAN zone so only MPLS is used.

In FortiOS session table output, what does the session flag 'S' typically indicate?

The session is using SSL encryption

The session is in the SYN-SENT state (TCP handshake in progress)

The session is a static route entry

In FortiOS, what is the correct order of route lookup for forwarding a packet?

Only the routing table is used; policy routes are not part of the lookup

Policy routes, then static routes, then dynamic routes

Static routes, then dynamic routes, then policy routes

Dynamic routes, then static routes, then policy routes

What is the purpose of overlay tunnels in an SD-WAN deployment?

To encapsulate traffic and transport it securely over the underlying WAN links

To increase the bandwidth of a single WAN link by combining multiple physical links

To replace the need for physical WAN connections entirely

To provide a direct Layer 2 connection between all branch offices

What happens when an administrator updates an SD-WAN routing policy in FortiManager?

The change is staged in FortiManager and can be pushed to selected FortiGates after review

The change is immediately applied to all managed FortiGates without any review

The change is only saved locally and never sent to FortiGates

The change is sent to FortiAnalyzer for logging only

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A retail company uses an SD-WAN with two internet links (MPLS and broadband). They want all traffic from their point-of-sale (POS) terminals (subnet 10.10.10.0/24) to use the MPLS link for PCI compliance, while all other traffic should use the best available path. The POS traffic is currently being load-balanced across both links. What should the administrator configure to enforce this requirement?
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In FortiOS session table output, what does the session flag 'S' typically indicate?
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In FortiOS, what is the correct order of route lookup for forwarding a packet?
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What is the purpose of overlay tunnels in an SD-WAN deployment?
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What happens when an administrator updates an SD-WAN routing policy in FortiManager?
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