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FCP_FGT_AD-7.6 · Question #13
When configuring a FortiGate in a multi-WAN setup, why would an administrator enable session preservation on an interface?
The correct answer is D. To ensure that existing SSL VPN connections remain on the same interface even if route. Session preservation keeps active sessions, such as SSL VPNs, tied to the original interface to prevent disruption when WAN routes change.
Submitted by carter_n· Apr 18, 2026Routing
Question
When configuring a FortiGate in a multi-WAN setup, why would an administrator enable session preservation on an interface?
Options
- ATo allow the FortiGate to dynamically change interfaces for all active sessions when a WAN link
- BTo make sure all sessions without source NAT enabled always use the primary WAN link
- CTo improve security by forcing users to authenticate again when the WAN link changes
- DTo ensure that existing SSL VPN connections remain on the same interface even if route
How the community answered
(13 responses)- C8% (1)
- D92% (12)
Explanation
Session preservation keeps active sessions, such as SSL VPNs, tied to the original interface to prevent disruption when WAN routes change.
Topics
#Multi-WAN#Session preservation#SSL VPN#Interface configuration
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