Which of the following statements are correct concerning the IPsec phase 1 and phase 2, shown in the exhibit? (choose two)

For a VPN to establish correctly, the remote site's *local* quick mode selector must match the local site's *remote* quick mode selector; they don't both universally have to be 0.0.0.0/0, especially in site-to-site scenarios.

While a specific peer ID limits which remote peers can establish *this specific tunnel*, it does not limit the establishment of *other* VPNs or imply that only FortiGate devices can connect, as other vendors could use the same ID.

When `set add-route enable` is configured in an IPsec phase 2, the FortiGate automatically adds a static route for the protected network (defined by the quick mode selector) pointing to the VPN tunnel interface.

A VPN configuration with broad phase 2 selectors (e.g., 0.0.0.0/0 for both source and destination) and potentially a specific peer ID often indicates a configuration designed for FortiClient dial-up VPNs, rather than site-to-site VPNs with another FortiGate.