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The ordering of firewall policies is very important. Policies can be re-ordered within the FortiGate unit's GUI and also using the CLI. The command used in the CLI to perform this function is ______ .

The correct answer is D. move. The CLI command used to re-order firewall policies on a FortiGate unit is move.

Submitted by neha2k· Apr 18, 2026Firewall Policies and Authentication

Question

The ordering of firewall policies is very important. Policies can be re-ordered within the FortiGate unit's GUI and also using the CLI. The command used in the CLI to perform this function is ______ .

Options

  • Aset order
  • Bedit policy
  • Creorder
  • Dmove

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  • C
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  • D
    93% (25)

Why each option

The CLI command used to re-order firewall policies on a FortiGate unit is `move`.

Aset order

`set order` is not the correct or standard CLI command for reordering firewall policies on a FortiGate.

Bedit policy

`edit policy` is used to enter the configuration mode for a specific policy, not to change its position in the list.

Creorder

`reorder` is not a valid or standard FortiGate CLI command for modifying the sequence of firewall policies.

DmoveCorrect

Within the `config firewall policy` context in the FortiGate CLI, the `move` command is specifically used to change the position or order of a firewall policy.

Concept tested: FortiGate CLI policy reordering command

Source: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/cli-reference/262520/firewall-policy

Topics

#Firewall Policies#CLI Commands#Policy Ordering#FortiGate Management

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