Which of the following items are considered to be advantages of using the application control features on the FortiGate unit? Application control allows an administor to:

FortiGate's application control feature allows administrators to define different session Time-To-Live (TTL) values for specific applications, often through linked protocol options profiles. This granular control helps optimize network resources and security by closing idle application sessions or keeping critical application sessions open longer.

While FortiGate supports custom application signatures, this is typically part of advanced signature development rather than a standard customization within the application control interface, which primarily identifies existing application types.

Application control identifies applications in transit on the network; it does not check which applications are installed on workstations, which is a function of endpoint security or inventory tools.

AV scanning is typically enabled per firewall policy, affecting all traffic matching that policy, not on a per-application basis within the application control feature itself.