A FortiGate receives two BGP routes to the same destination. Route 1 is learned from an eBGP peer, and Route 2 is learned from an iBGP peer. Both routes have the same local preference, AS path length, and MED. Which route will be preferred?

Route 1, because eBGP routes are preferred over iBGP routes.

Route 2, because iBGP routes are preferred over eBGP routes.

The route with the lower router ID is preferred.

Both routes are equally preferred, and load balancing is used.

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Implement BGP to Route Enterprise Traffic NSE7-ENTERPRISE-FIREWALL-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Routing domain, which makes up ~13% of our current practice bank. Fortinet does not publish an official question count, but from its 70-minute exam (~30–45 total, ~4–6 in this domain), expect 2–3 from this objective — we provide 23 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 11–15

11application · medium
An administrator needs to influence inbound traffic from a service provider to prefer a specific link. Which BGP attribute should be manipulated on the FortiGate?
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12application · medium
A FortiGate is receiving two BGP routes to the same destination from two different service providers. The administrator wants to prefer the route from Provider A for all outbound traffic. Which BGP attribute should be manipulated on the FortiGate to achieve this?
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13foundation · easy
When a BGP router receives multiple routes to the same destination, which attribute is the first tie-breaker after Local Preference and AS path length?
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14application · medium
A FortiGate receives two BGP routes to the same destination. Route 1 is learned from an eBGP peer, and Route 2 is learned from an iBGP peer. Both routes have the same local preference, AS path length, and MED. Which route will be preferred?
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15foundation · easy
Which BGP feature allows a router to modify attributes of routes as they are advertised to or received from a neighbor?
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Questions 11–15

An administrator needs to influence inbound traffic from a service provider to prefer a specific link. Which BGP attribute should be manipulated on the FortiGate?

A FortiGate is receiving two BGP routes to the same destination from two different service providers. The administrator wants to prefer the route from Provider A for all outbound traffic. Which BGP attribute should be manipulated on the FortiGate to achieve this?

When a BGP router receives multiple routes to the same destination, which attribute is the first tie-breaker after Local Preference and AS path length?

A FortiGate receives two BGP routes to the same destination. Route 1 is learned from an eBGP peer, and Route 2 is learned from an iBGP peer. Both routes have the same local preference, AS path length, and MED. Which route will be preferred?

Which BGP feature allows a router to modify attributes of routes as they are advertised to or received from a neighbor?

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