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NSE4 · Question #183

Which of the following statements is correct regarding URL Filtering on the FortiGate unit?

The correct answer is D. The available actions for URL Filtering are Allow, Block and Exempt. FortiGate URL Filtering offers multiple actions to manage web access, including allowing, blocking, or exempting specific URLs from further web filtering checks.

Submitted by layla.eg· Apr 18, 2026Security Profiles and Content Inspection

Question

Which of the following statements is correct regarding URL Filtering on the FortiGate unit?

Options

  • AThe available actions for URL Filtering are Allow and Block.
  • BMultiple URL Filter lists can be added to a single Web filter profile.
  • CA FortiGuard Web Filtering Override match will override a block action in the URL filter list.
  • DThe available actions for URL Filtering are Allow, Block and Exempt.

How the community answered

(20 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • D
    95% (19)

Why each option

FortiGate URL Filtering offers multiple actions to manage web access, including allowing, blocking, or exempting specific URLs from further web filtering checks.

AThe available actions for URL Filtering are Allow and Block.

This statement is incomplete as 'Exempt' is also an available action for URL filtering, offering more control than just Allow and Block.

BMultiple URL Filter lists can be added to a single Web filter profile.

A single Web Filter profile typically references one URL Filter list or allows individual URL entries, but does not support adding multiple distinct URL Filter *lists*.

CA FortiGuard Web Filtering Override match will override a block action in the URL filter list.

A FortiGuard Web Filtering Override applies to FortiGuard category-based filtering and does not override block actions defined in a local URL filter list, which are processed with higher precedence.

DThe available actions for URL Filtering are Allow, Block and Exempt.Correct

FortiGate URL filtering provides granular control with three primary actions: Allow (permits traffic matching the URL), Block (denies traffic matching the URL), and Exempt (allows traffic to bypass subsequent web filtering, such as FortiGuard categories).

Concept tested: FortiGate URL filtering actions

Source: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/administration-guide/575294/url-filter

Topics

#URL Filtering#Web Filtering Profile#FortiGate Actions#Security Profiles

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