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FCSS – SD-WAN 7.6 Architect Exam Materials - Question #43 Discussion

Refer to the exhibit. How does FortiGate handle the traffic with the source IP 10.0.1.130 and the destination IP 128.66.0.125? (Choose one answer)

A. FortiGate routes the traffic flow according to the forwarding information base (FIB).
B. FortiGate load balances the traffic flow through port1 and port2.
C. FortiGate drops the traffic flow.
D. FortiGate steers the traffic flow through port2.

Correct Answer: A

Brave-Dump Community Votes

Answer: A (2 votes) 66.67%

Answer: B (1 vote) 33.33%

Community Explanations & Comments (3)

Gavin Romario 11 months ago

Selected: B

mode=round-robin

Brave-Dumps.com Admin 11 months ago

Although mode=round-robin is indeed configured in the SD-WAN settings, the SD-WAN rule will not be reached at all because the router policy above it already matches (even if its action is deny). Therefore, FortiGate will not forward the traffic to SD-WAN, but instead falls back to the FIB (routing table).

Brave-Dumps.com Admin 11 months ago

Selected: A

On FortiGate, a policy route (PBR) configured with the action deny doesn’t actually drop the traffic.
Instead, it simply tells the system not to use that policy route. When this happens, the packet is handed back to the normal routing process — the FIB (Forwarding Information Base) — to determine where it should go next.

In this case:
- Source 10.0.1.130 matches 10.0.1.128/25
- Destination 128.66.0.125 matches 128.66.0.0/24
- The router policy says action = deny, meaning “skip this policy route.”

As a result, FortiGate reverts to the FIB for routing decisions rather than dropping the packet.

Moussaa 11 months ago

Hello, But the route policy shows 10.0.0.0/25 witch does not match the source IP 10.0.1.130 (out of range). So for the me the answer is B

Sateesh 10 months ago

Selected: A

Correct Answer: A

Info Aigles Mali 10 months ago