Refer to the exhibit. You are deploying a FortiGate-VM in Microsoft Azure using the PAYG/On-demand licensing model. After you configure the FortiGate-VM, the validation process fails, displaying the error shown in the exhibit.
What caused the validation process to fail?
The validation process failed because the PAYG/On-demand licensing model requires an Azure subscription that is associated with a valid payment method, such as a credit card. The error message indicates that the current subscription does not support the payment instrument type needed for this transaction. Therefore, a valid Azure subscription needs to be associated for the process to succeed.
An Amazon Web Services (AWS) auto-scale FortiGate cluster has just experienced a scale-down event, terminating a FortiGate in availability zone C.
This has now black-holed the private subnet in this availability zone.
What action will the worker node automatically perform to restore access to the black-holed subnet?
The worker node modifies the route table applied to the black-holed subnet changing its default route to point to a running FortiGate on the worker node's private subnet interface. This action restores access to the subnet by ensuring that traffic is redirected to an active FortiGate instance capable of handling the workload, thus maintaining network connectivity and service availability.
Which two statements about the Amazon Cloud Services (AWS) network access control lists (ACLs) are true? (Choose two.)
Network ACLs in AWS are stateless, meaning that they do not automatically allow return traffic; you need to create both inbound and outbound rules to control the traffic. Additionally, network ACLs support both allow and deny rules, giving you the flexibility to explicitly permit or deny specific types of traffic.
When an organization deploys a FortiGate-VM in a high availability (HA) (active/active) architecture in Microsoft Azure, they need to determine the default timeout values of the load balancer probes.
In the event of failure, how long will Azure take to mark a FortiGate-VM as unhealthy, considering the default timeout values?
When deploying a FortiGate-VM in an active/active high availability architecture in Microsoft Azure, the Azure load balancer employs probes to determine the health of the VMs. By default, the probes run every 5 seconds, and the load balancer will mark a VM as unhealthy after 2 missed responses. This means the total time to mark the VM as unhealthy will be slightly less than 10 seconds.
Which three properties are configurable Microsoft Azure network security group rule settings? (Choose three.)
The three configurable properties of Microsoft Azure network security group rule settings include the 'Action', which determines whether the traffic should be allowed or denied; the 'Destination port ranges', specifying which destination ports to filter the traffic on; and the 'Source port ranges', defining the source ports from where the traffic originates. These settings are essential for defining and controlling traffic flow within an Azure virtual network.