Two FortiGate units with NP6 processors form an active-active cluster. The cluster is doing security profile (UTM) inspection over all the user traffic. What statements are true regarding the…

Sessions offloaded from the master to a slave unit are specifically moved to leverage the slave's resources, meaning they are not processed by the master unit's NP6.

In an active-active cluster with sessions offloaded from the master to a slave for security inspection, the master unit's NP6 processors are not used for these specific offloaded sessions, as the processing is shifted to the slave unit.

When the master unit offloads sessions for security profile (UTM) inspection to a slave unit in an active-active cluster, the NP6 processors of the slave unit handle the hardware acceleration for those offloaded sessions. This distributes the processing load across both units.

The purpose of offloading sessions to the slave unit is to utilize its NP6 processors for hardware acceleration and security inspection, so stating they are not offloaded to the slave's NP6 contradicts the principle of load distribution.