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Examine the following log message attributes and select two correct statements from the list below. (Choose two.) status="passthrough" msg="URL belongs to a category with warnings enabled"

The correct answer is C. The category action was set to warning. D. The website was allowed. The log message indicates that the traffic was allowed to pass through the FortiGate, and this occurred because the URL's category had a warning action enabled.

Submitted by tyler.j· Apr 18, 2026Security Profiles and Content Inspection

Question

Examine the following log message attributes and select two correct statements from the list below. (Choose two.) status="passthrough" msg="URL belongs to a category with warnings enabled"

Options

  • AThe traffic was blocked.
  • BThe user failed authentication.
  • CThe category action was set to warning.
  • DThe website was allowed

How the community answered

(51 responses)
  • A
    6% (3)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    90% (46)

Why each option

The log message indicates that the traffic was allowed to pass through the FortiGate, and this occurred because the URL's category had a warning action enabled.

AThe traffic was blocked.

The `status="passthrough"` attribute explicitly indicates that the traffic was allowed, not blocked.

BThe user failed authentication.

This log message relates to web filtering and category actions, not user authentication status or failure.

CThe category action was set to warning.Correct

The message `msg="URL belongs to a category with warnings enabled"` directly indicates that the web filter profile's action for that specific URL category was configured to "Warning."

DThe website was allowedCorrect

The attribute `status="passthrough"` signifies that the traffic, despite triggering a warning, was permitted to continue to its destination.

Concept tested: FortiGate web filtering log interpretation

Source: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/administration-guide/60838/web-filter

Topics

#Log interpretation#Web filtering#Security profiles#Policy actions

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