FCSS_EFW_AD-7.6 · Question #59
While configuring the BGP protocol, an administrator applies the set network-import-check disable command under config network. What will FortiGate do as a result of this command?
The correct answer is B. FortiGate will advertise all the prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP neighbor, even if it. The command set network-import-check disable under config network in FortiGate BGP configuration allows FortiGate to advertise a prefix even if it is not present in the routing table. This means FortiGate will advertise all the prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP…
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While configuring the BGP protocol, an administrator applies the set network-import-check disable command under config network. What will FortiGate do as a result of this command?
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- AFortiGate will advertise only the corresponding prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP
- BFortiGate will advertise all the prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP neighbor, even if it
- CFortiGate will not advertise any imported routes received from one BGP neighbor to another.
- DFortiGate will not advertise the prefixes, if it is not in the routing table.
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The command set network-import-check disable under config network in FortiGate BGP configuration allows FortiGate to advertise a prefix even if it is not present in the routing table. This means FortiGate will advertise all the prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP neighbor, even if those prefixes are not currently in the routing table. The default behavior without this command is to advertise only those prefixes that are in the routing table.
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