NSE 7 — Enterprise Firewall — Question 67

While configuring the BGP protocol, an administrator applies the set network-import-check disable command under config network.

What will FortiGate do as a result of this command?

Answer options

• A. FortiGate will advertise only the corresponding prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP neighbor, even if it is not in the routing table.
• B. FortiGate will advertise all the prefixes in the BGP network table to its BGP neighbor, even if it is not in the routing table.
• C. FortiGate will not advertise any imported routes received from one BGP neighbor to another.
• D. FortiGate will not advertise the prefixes, if it is not in the routing table.

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The command set network-import-check disable allows FortiGate to advertise specific prefixes in the BGP network table to neighbors, regardless of their presence in the routing table, which aligns with option A. Options B and D are incorrect because they misinterpret the command's impact on prefix advertisement. Option C is also incorrect as it relates to imported routes, which is not relevant in this context.