it is definitely B.. SDWAN study guide 7.2 page 47
In a hub-and-spoke topology, what are two advantages of enabling ADVPN on the IPsec overlays? (Choose two.)
ac
Refer to the exhibit, which shows output of the command diagnose sys sdwan health-check status collected on a FortiGate device.
Which two statements are correct about the health check status on this FortiGate device? (Choose two.)
bc
Refer to the exhibit.
Which configuration change is required if the responder FortiGate uses a dynamic routing protocol to exchange routes over IPsec?
b
Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit A
Exhibit B
Exhibit A shows the SD-WAN performance SLA and exhibit B shows the SD-WAN member status, the routing table, and the performance SLA status.
If port2 is detected dead by FortiGate, what is the expected behavior?
d
Which two statements about the SD-WAN zone configuration are true? (Choose two.)
ab
Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit A
Exhibit B
Exhibit A shows the source NAT (SNAT) global setting and exhibit B shows the routing table on FortiGate.
Based on the exhibits, which two actions does FortiGate perform on existing sessions established over port2, if the administrator increases the static route priority on port2 to 20? (Choose two.)
bc
What are two advantages of using an IPsec recommended template to configure an IPsec tunnel in an hub-and-spoke topology? (Choose two.)
ab
Which two interfaces are considered overlay links? (Choose two.)
ad
Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit A
Exhibit B
Exhibit A shows a policy package definition. Exhibit B shows the install log that the administrator received when he tried to install the policy package on FortiGate devices.
Based on the output shown in the exhibits, what can the administrator do to solve the issue?
a
In which SD-WAN template field can you use a metadata variable?
c
it is definitely B.. SDWAN study guide 7.2 page 47
Any field identified with a dollar sign ($) in a magnifying glass.
Identification of Fields:
In FortiGate SD-WAN templates, specific fields where metadata variables can be used are marked with an icon that looks like a magnifying glass with a dollar sign ($). This visual cue indicates that you can insert dynamic content into that field.
Using the Dollar Sign ($):
When you type the dollar sign ($) in one of these identified fields, it triggers a menu that displays all the available metadata variables. This allows you to select from pre-defined variables that are relevant to your configuration.
Metadata Variables:
Metadata variables are essentially placeholders that can hold different values based on the context in which they are used. For example, you might have a variable for a subnet, and its value could differ depending on which branch office or site the configuration is being applied to.
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The response is A & C