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FortiGate follows a clear route lookup order. It first checks policy routes, then ISDB routes, followed by SD-WAN rules.
If none of these match, it looks into the routing table (connected, static, or dynamic routes), then the FIB for final forwarding.
If still no match is found, the packet is dropped.
Order: Policy route → ISDB route → SD-WAN rule → Routing table → FIB → Drop packet.
What do you think?
If none of these match, it looks into the routing table (connected, static, or dynamic routes), then the FIB for final forwarding.
If still no match is found, the packet is dropped.
Order: Policy route → ISDB route → SD-WAN rule → Routing table → FIB → Drop packet.
What do you think?
In which order does FortiGate consider the following elements during the route lookup process? (Choose one answer)
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