Refer to the exhibit. What conclusions can you draw about the traffic received by FortiGate originating from the source LAN device 10.0.1.133 and destined for the company's SMTP mail server at…

The correct answer is D. FortiGate steers the traffic from the LAN device 10.0.1.133 to the SMTP mail server 10.66.0.125. The policy-route output shows the matching SD-WAN service for destination 10.66.0.0/24 is vwl_service=4 (LAN-to-Corp2) with vwl_mbr_seq=1 2 and paths oif=3(port1) and oif=4(port2). Therefore, traffic from 10.0.1.133 to 10.66.0.125 is steered via SD-WAN member ID 1 or 2.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. What conclusions can you draw about the traffic received by FortiGate originating from the source LAN device 10.0.1.133 and destined for the company’s SMTP mail server at 10.66.0.125?

Exhibit

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AFortiGate steers the traffic from the LAN device 10.0.1.133 to the company SMTP mail server
BForliGate steers the traffic from the LAN device 10.0.1.133 to the company SMTP mail server
CFortiGate steers the traffic from the LAN device 10.0.1.133 to the company SMTP mail server
DFortiGate steers the traffic from the LAN device 10.0.1.133 to the SMTP mail server 10.66.0.125

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Explanation

The policy-route output shows the matching SD-WAN service for destination 10.66.0.0/24 is vwl_service=4 (LAN-to-Corp2) with vwl_mbr_seq=1 2 and paths oif=3(port1) and oif=4(port2). Therefore, traffic from 10.0.1.133 to 10.66.0.125 is steered via SD-WAN member ID 1 or 2.

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