In which two ways can you assign a FortiSwitch port to a VDOM using a multi-tenancy setup? (Choose two.)
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Create a virtual port pool on the FortiGate CLI.
Most accepted answer: B. Create a virtual port pool on the FortiGate CLI.
Community votes: A=1, B=3, C=2
Selected Answer: BC Correct answers are B&C, study guide page 285 & 286. Multi-tenacy enables you to assign ports of your existing FSW stack to a different VDOM from the VDOM on which the FortiLink interface is configured. You just have to assign a port to a VDOM, and then the port becomes available on the target VDOM for use. upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: AB A. Assign the switch port to a VLAN on FortiGate and perform VDOM mapping: In this approach, you create a VLAN interface tied to the FortiLink interface on the FortiGate, assign it to a target tenant VDOM, and map the physical FortiSwitch ports to that VLAN. The switch-controller uses VDOM mapping to identify which VDOM handles traffic from that specific port/VLAN combination.🟢 B. Create a virtual port pool on the FortiGate CLI: Using the FortiGate CLI, administrators can define a Virtual Port Pool (VPP). This mechanism groups physical switch ports into a logical pool controlled by the root VDOM, allowing specific ports to be dynamically leased or allocated out to individual tenant upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: BC Be really careful, the correct answers are B & C. Go to Training Fortinet Institute, Enroll on the Fortiswitch Administrator Course. Navigate to Lesson for QoS and Multi-Tenancy. Page 27 will tell you there are only two ways: 1. From managed fortiswitch directly 2. From Virtual port pool VPP. Exam Topics please change this answer to the correct ones this is 100% correct. upvoted 1 times
