An engineer configures a specific service route in an environment with multiple virtual systems instead of using the inherited global service route configuration. What type of service route can be…

The correct answer is D. IPv4 Source Interface. In a multi-vsys (virtual system) environment, each vsys can have its own service route configuration rather than inheriting the global one. The per-vsys service route uses an IPv4 Source Interface (D), where you specify which interface and source IP the vsys should use when…

Submitted by lars.no· Apr 18, 2026Deploy and Configure

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An engineer configures a specific service route in an environment with multiple virtual systems instead of using the inherited global service route configuration. What type of service route can be used for this configuration?

Options

ADestination-Based Service Route
BInherit Global Setting
CIPv6 Source or Destination Address
DIPv4 Source Interface

How the community answered

(52 responses)

A
2% (1)
C
4% (2)
D
94% (49)

Explanation

In a multi-vsys (virtual system) environment, each vsys can have its own service route configuration rather than inheriting the global one. The per-vsys service route uses an IPv4 Source Interface (D), where you specify which interface and source IP the vsys should use when initiating management-plane traffic (DNS, syslog, etc.). 'Inherit Global Setting' (B) is the default that defers to the global service route-using it would defeat the purpose of per-vsys customization. 'Destination-Based Service Route' (A) and 'IPv6 Source or Destination Address' (C) are types of global service route options, not per-vsys overrides.

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