NSE4 · Question #503
In FortiOS session table output, what is the correct `proto_state' number for an established, non- proxied TCP connection?
The correct answer is C. 01. In the FortiOS session table output, the proto_state number '01' indicates an established, non-proxied TCP connection.
Question
In FortiOS session table output, what is the correct `proto_state' number for an established, non- proxied TCP connection?
Options
- A00
- B11
- C01
- D05
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A2% (1)
- C94% (46)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
In the FortiOS session table output, the `proto_state` number '01' indicates an established, non-proxied TCP connection.
'00' typically represents an initial or unestablished state for a TCP connection.
'11' is not a standard `proto_state` for a simple established non-proxied TCP connection in FortiOS.
In FortiOS session tables, the `proto_state` value '01' signifies an established TCP connection that is not undergoing proxy inspection, meaning the TCP handshake is complete and data transfer can occur.
'05' is not a standard `proto_state` for a simple established non-proxied TCP connection in FortiOS.
Concept tested: FortiOS session table TCP proto_state
Source: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/cli-reference/562388/diagnose-sys-session-list
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