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Port1 is used in multiple firewall policies. To add it to the SD-WAN zone, you must first delete all policies that reference it.
Port2 is already a member of another SD-WAN zone, but it can be moved without deleting the zone, as long as it is not used in any policies, Port2 is used in a static route, but this does not prevent it from being added to an SD-WAN zone.
Only firewall policies prevent an interface from being added to SD-WAN. Static routes do not.
Port2 is already a member of another SD-WAN zone, but it can be moved without deleting the zone, as long as it is not used in any policies, Port2 is used in a static route, but this does not prevent it from being added to an SD-WAN zone.
Only firewall policies prevent an interface from being added to SD-WAN. Static routes do not.
Refer to the exhibits. The interface details, static route configuration, and firewall policies on the managed FortiGate device are shown. You want to configure a new SD-WAN zone, named Underlay, that contains the interfaces port1 and port2. What must be your first action? (Choose one answer)
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