A FortiGate unit is configured with three Virtual Domains (VDOMs) as illustrated in the exhibit. Which of the following statements are correct regarding these VDOMs? (Select all that apply.)

FortiGate VDOMs are highly flexible and can operate independently in either NAT/Route mode or Transparent mode, allowing different VDOMs on the same FortiGate unit to be configured for various network roles concurrently.

VDOM support is available on a wide range of FortiGate models, not just those 1000 or above; the number of supported VDOMs usually depends on the specific model and license.

VDOM functionality is often included by default on many FortiGate models, especially with certain firmware versions, and does not always require a separate license purchase.

It is a core feature of VDOMs that they can operate in different modes (NAT/Route or Transparent) concurrently on the same FortiGate unit.

Changing the operational mode of an individual VDOM typically does not require a full reboot of the entire FortiGate unit; only the specific VDOM configuration is updated, sometimes requiring a restart of services within that VDOM.

FortiGate administrative accounts can be configured with specific VDOM scopes, enabling an administrator to manage a single VDOM or granting them access to multiple or all VDOMs, depending on the assigned permissions.