An administrator has configured the following settings: What does the configuration do? (Choose two.)

By enabling the creation of sessions for denied traffic, the FortiGate avoids generating a new log entry for every individual packet that is part of a continuously denied connection, thereby significantly reducing the overall log volume.

There is no direct correlation between reducing logs for denied traffic and enforcing device detection on interfaces for a specific duration.

While traffic might be denied, creating a session for denied traffic does not inherently block users for a specified duration like a quarantine or ban.

A 'deny session' is a specific FortiGate feature where, instead of dropping individual packets and logging each one separately, a session is created to track denied traffic. This allows the FortiGate to subsequently drop further packets of that same connection silently without generating redundant logs.