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javaughn Bryan
10 months ago
Selected: C
C is correct.
Most of the time, it's better to use a LAG because it enables you to scale easily without having to reconfigure the FortiLink interface, while offering the best throughput. You can also use a physical port for your FortiLink interface. You can use this option if your FortiGate is running an earlier firmware version that does not support LAGs. If your FortiGate device is running a recent FortiOS version that supports LAGs, using a LAG with a single member interface is a better option.
PAGE: 174 | FORTISWITCH 7.6 ADMIN GUIDE
Most of the time, it's better to use a LAG because it enables you to scale easily without having to reconfigure the FortiLink interface, while offering the best throughput. You can also use a physical port for your FortiLink interface. You can use this option if your FortiGate is running an earlier firmware version that does not support LAGs. If your FortiGate device is running a recent FortiOS version that supports LAGs, using a LAG with a single member interface is a better option.
PAGE: 174 | FORTISWITCH 7.6 ADMIN GUIDE
You are deploying a small office network with a single FortiGate and a single FortiSwitch. The office currently has moderate traffic, but the IT team expects the network to grow in the near future, adding more FortiSwitch devices and endpoints. Which FortiLink configuration should you deploy to provide the best combination of current performance and scalability for future growth? (Choose one answer)
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