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Adam
9 months ago
Selected: A, B
Study Guide mentions "ISDB serves as a policy and object tool, holding a database of IP addresses for layer 3 use and TCP/UDP ports for layer 4 usage, and operates without inspecting the traffic"
Each ISDB (Internet Service Database) object is a list for specific application (ex: Google-Gmail) downloaded from FortiGuard where each entry in the list has (IP & ports & protocol such as TCP/UDP), so it doesn't require proxy-based inspection (C is wrong) and there's no domain or URL (D is wrong)
Each ISDB (Internet Service Database) object is a list for specific application (ex: Google-Gmail) downloaded from FortiGuard where each entry in the list has (IP & ports & protocol such as TCP/UDP), so it doesn't require proxy-based inspection (C is wrong) and there's no domain or URL (D is wrong)
Anonymous User
6 months ago
Selected: A, B
Enterprise_Firewall_7.6_Administrator_Study_Guide Page 171 & 172
In which two ways does FortiGate utilize the Internet Service Database (ISDB) within firewall policies and SD-WAN rules? (Choose two answers)
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