Exam FCP_FGT_AD-7.4 topic 1 question 18 discussion

I'd go with D, because the policies cannot be in interface pair view, since the policy ID 1 has multiple interfaces, so it cannot be C.

Answer looks to be D. Although C looks compelling, port numbers don't show up in the collapsed section in interface pairing view like it is shown here. But it does show up like this in the sequence grouping view.

D as this a feature realeased on 7.4 version sequesnce grouping.

C. The firewall policies are listed by ingress and egress interfaces pairing view = NOK This can be correct if we have on destination by rule When we have 2 destination interface the view is by group sequence / sequence Refer to NSE4 study guide | Policy List - Interface Pair view and by Sequence

if it is interface pair, the grouping info is auto & can't modify / specify by admin

Correct Answer: C. The firewall policies are listed by ingress and egress interfaces pairing view. Explanation of Each Option: A. The Implicit group can include more than one deny firewall policy. Incorrect. The "Implicit Deny" rule is a default, single policy applied to any unmatched traffic. It cannot include multiple policies. B. The firewall policies are listed by ID sequence view. Incorrect. The policies are grouped by interface pairings, not sorted by ID numbers. C. The firewall policies are listed by ingress and egress interfaces pairing view. Correct. The policies are grouped based on the interface pairings, such as LAN to WAN and WAN to LAN. D. LAN to WAN, WAN to LAN, and Implicit are sequence grouping view lists. Incorrect. The view is based on interface pairings, not sequence groupings like "LAN to WAN" or "Implicit."

I would say it is D because when you configure more than one interface the interface per view option disappears and only leaves by sequence and in this case it is not by sequence either.

Correct answer is C. FortiGuide, page 43.

I'm not sure about the group view, but for sure can NOT be C because there are 2 interfaces as destiny in the policy ID 1, when that happen, interface pair view dissapear automatically

In Policy & Objects policy list pages, there are two policy views: Interface Pair View and By Sequence view. Interface Pair View displays the policies in the order that they are checked for matching traffic, grouped by the pairs of incoming and outgoing interfaces in collapsible sections. The Interface Pair View can be used when a policy is configured with multiple interfaces.

D is correct.

C is correct. The sections appear only when you choose interface pair view. When you select sequence, it doesn't group the rules/policies into sections instead they are displayed based on the policy ID.

D is correct

D is correct

For each view, more than one view appeared for Rule ID 1. For only one to appear, it must be in the Grouping view list. I recommend replicating it in the laboratory.

D. See this reference:

Option C - Lists policies by ingress and egress interfaces (or zone) pairings. Page 43.