Which of the following statements are TRUE for Port Pairing and Forwarding Domains? (Select all that apply.)

Both Port Pairing and Forwarding Domains are features designed to segment network traffic, preventing broadcasts and other layer 2 traffic from crossing between the configured groups of interfaces, thereby effectively creating separate broadcast domains.

Port Pairing is not limited to physical interfaces; it can also be configured with virtual interfaces like VLAN subinterfaces.

Forwarding Domains apply to both physical and virtual interfaces, providing comprehensive isolation capabilities across different interface types.

These features offer flexibility by allowing administrators to include both physical interfaces (e.g., hardware ports) and virtual interfaces (e.g., VLAN subinterfaces, aggregate interfaces) within their respective groups to achieve granular network segmentation.

Port Pairing and Forwarding Domains are common FortiGate features available across a broad range of models that support VDOMs and advanced networking, not exclusively high-end devices.