Which of the following statements about backing up logs from the CLI and downloading logs from the GUI are true? (Choose two.)

When downloading logs from the FortiGate GUI, the system typically exports only the logs that are currently displayed based on any active filters or time ranges applied by the user. This ensures that users can selectively export specific subsets of their log data for analysis, rather than the entire log repository.

Log backups performed via the CLI often contain device-specific information and formatting that makes them incompatible for restoration onto a different FortiGate device, even if it's the same model. These backups are primarily intended for restoring logs to the original FortiGate after a system reset or data loss.

While FortiGate devices can forward logs to external servers like FTP, scheduling direct "log backups" of internal log storage from the CLI to upload to FTP at a specific time is not a standard or directly supported feature for log archiving.

Log downloads from the GUI are typically stored in formats like CSV or plain text for user readability and analysis, not as LZ4 compressed files, although LZ4 is used for internal log storage compression.