Examine this PAC file configuration. Which of the following statements are true? (Choose two.)

FortiGate devices are capable of hosting and serving PAC (Proxy Auto-Configuration) files via HTTP or HTTPS, allowing client web browsers to be configured to automatically retrieve the PAC file for dynamic proxy settings.

Without the actual PAC file content, it cannot be definitively confirmed that requests to the 172.25.120.0/24 subnet are configured to bypass the proxy, as PAC files are highly customizable to direct such traffic either directly or through the proxy.

The statement's phrasing "All requests not made to Fortinet.com or the 172.25.120.0/24 subnet, have to go through" is problematic because if traffic to 172.25.120.0/24 does not bypass, it would also typically go through the proxy, making the explicit exclusion in the statement potentially incorrect or misleading.

A typical PAC file configuration includes JavaScript rules to determine if traffic should bypass the proxy or use it; a common example is to specify that requests destined for `fortinet.com` (or related subdomains) should be handled directly, bypassing the explicit web proxy.