In Fortinet SD-WAN, how does the SD-WAN rule lookup process handle traffic that matches multiple user-defined SD-WAN rules?

The traffic is load-balanced across all matching rules.

The rule with the most specific criteria is always applied.

The first rule in the sequence that matches the traffic is applied.

The last rule in the sequence that matches the traffic is applied.

An administrator is creating an SD-WAN rule to steer traffic from a specific application to a preferred link. The application uses both TCP and UDP on various ports. The administrator wants to match all traffic from this application, regardless of the port. What is the most appropriate way to define the application match in the SD-WAN rule?

Use a custom internet service definition that includes all the ports used by the application.

Create multiple SD-WAN rules, one for each port used by the application, and set the same preferred link in each.

Use the application control signature for the application in the SD-WAN rule's application field.

Use the destination IP address of the application's server and set the port to 'any' in the SD-WAN rule.

Which of the following is a valid criterion that can be used to match traffic in an SD-WAN rule?

MAC address of the destination server

The current CPU usage of the FortiGate

What is the behavior of the implicit SD-WAN rule when traffic does not match any user-defined SD-WAN rule?

The traffic is steered according to the implicit rule's configured strategy.

The traffic is load-balanced across all available WAN links.

The traffic is dropped by default.

The traffic is routed using the regular static routing table.

Which quality metrics are commonly used by the 'best quality' SD-WAN steering strategy to select a link?

Bandwidth cost and monthly quota

Latency, jitter, and packet loss

Number of active sessions and firewall policy hits

CPU and memory usage of the FortiGate

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An administrator is creating an SD-WAN rule to steer traffic from a specific application to a preferred link. The application uses both TCP and UDP on various ports. The administrator wants to match all traffic from this application, regardless of the port. What is the most appropriate way to define the application match in the SD-WAN rule?
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Which of the following is a valid criterion that can be used to match traffic in an SD-WAN rule?
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What is the behavior of the implicit SD-WAN rule when traffic does not match any user-defined SD-WAN rule?
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Which quality metrics are commonly used by the 'best quality' SD-WAN steering strategy to select a link?
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