Which two types of interface have built-in active bypass in FortiDDoS devices? (Choose two.)
Which two types of interface have built-in active bypass in FortiDDoS devices? (Choose two.)
The two types of interfaces with built-in active bypass in FortiDDoS devices are Copper and LC. Copper refers to RJ-45 connections, which are commonly used in network equipment. LC connectors are used in specific ports for optical connections, providing active bypass functionalities in certain FortiDDoS models. This aligns with the product datasheets and technical documentation stating that active bypass is present in copper connections (usually RJ-45) and LC-connector optical connections.
Answer is Copper and LC. Just go read the datasheets.
https://help.fortinet.com/fddos/4-3-0/FortiDDoS/Built_in_bypass.htm
l Active Copper Bypass on any copper (RJ-45) network connections (for example, the RJ-45 connections for ports 1- 16 on FortiDDoS 400B or 600B/800B) l Active Optical Bypass on Ports 17-20 on the FortiDDoS 1200B/2000B, which support LC-connector Multi-Mode 850nm Short Range optics only. This active optical bypass functionality is not available for the other fiber-optic connections on the FortiDDoS 1200B/2000B (ports 1-17) or for any of the fiber-optic connections found on other Bseries models. The active optical bypass ports include internal lasers so external next-hop equipment can be connected directly to these ports (using compatible optics).