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Adam
9 months ago
Selected: B
Study Guide mentions "Route maps provide advanced features that can modify BGP attributes and provides more granularity than access and prefix lists."
It's done with "set set-metric <value>" in the route map rule as per https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Influencing-BGP-routes-using-Metric/ta-p/196950
It's done with "set set-metric <value>" in the route map rule as per https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Influencing-BGP-routes-using-Metric/ta-p/196950
Anonymous User
6 months ago
Selected: B
Enterprise_Firewall_7.6_Administrator_Study_Guide page 139
In BGP, using a Route Map as an "Advertising Filter" allows you to control which routes are sent to a neighbor and, more importantly, how those routes appear to that neighbor.
When you use a route map for advertising, it performs two distinct functions:
Filtering: Deciding if a prefix should be sent (Permit or Deny).
Attribute Modification: Changing parameters like MED (Metric), AS-Path, or Communities to influence the neighbor's path selection.
In BGP, using a Route Map as an "Advertising Filter" allows you to control which routes are sent to a neighbor and, more importantly, how those routes appear to that neighbor.
When you use a route map for advertising, it performs two distinct functions:
Filtering: Deciding if a prefix should be sent (Permit or Deny).
Attribute Modification: Changing parameters like MED (Metric), AS-Path, or Communities to influence the neighbor's path selection.
Refer to the exhibit. You need to modify the MED value advertised from FortiGate_1 to a BGP neighbor in the autonomous system, AS 30. Which parameter must you configure on FortiGate_1 to implement this? (Choose one answer)
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