An MSSP uses FortiManager to manage the FortiGate devices of its customers. The administrator grouped the devices for each customer in different ADOMs. For customer A, you configured one SD-WAN overlay template that applies to all devices in the ADOM. For customer B, you configured SD-WAN for DIA at the device level, with a different configuration for each FortiGate. You onboard customer C, a car manufacturer, who requests to have a single-hub SD- WAN topology for its retail points, and a dual-hub topology for the FortiGate devices installed in its factories. Which statement best describes how you should handle this request?

• A. You can place all the devices in the same ADOM, but you must use the SD-WAN overlay template to define only one topology.
• B. You can place all the devices in the same ADOM and you can create multiple SD-WAN templates, but you cannot use the SD-WAN overlay template.
• C. You can place all the devices in the same ADOM and define two topologies with the SD-WAN overlay template.
• D. You must assign the devices to different ADOMs to avoid conflicts between the single-hub and dual-hub SD-WAN topologies.

FortiManager SD-WAN overlay orchestrator helps prepare SD-WAN deployments. To complete the tasks performed by the SD-WAN overlay orchestrator, you must perform some post-run tasks.
Which two mandatory post-run tasks must you perform? (Choose two.)

• A. Create policy packages and assign them to the branch devices.
• B. Configure SD-WAN rules.
• C. Assign an sdwan_id metadata variable to each device (branch and hub).
• D. Configure routing through the overlay tunnels created by the SD-WAN overlay template.
• E. Assign a hub_id metadata variable to each hub device.

Refer to the exhibit. For your ZTP deployment, you review the CSV file shown in exhibit and note that it is missing important information. Which two elements must you change before you can import it into FortiManager? (Choose two.)

• A. You must define a name for each device
• B. You must define a value for each device and each metadata variable that defines an IP address.
• C. You must define a value for each device and each user-defined metadata variable.
• D. You must associate a device blueprint with each device

Which three factors about service-level agreement (SLA) targets and SD-WAN rules should you consider when configuring SD-WAN rules? (Choose three.)

• A. When configuring an SD-WAN rule, you can select only one SLA target.
• B. Member metrics are measured when an SLA target references them.
• C. Best performance SD-WAN rules cannot use SLA targets.
• D. When configuring an SD-WAN rule, you can select multiple SLA targets from the same performance SLA.
• E. SLA targets are used by only SD-WAN rules that are configured with a lowest cost (SLA) strategy.

Refer to the exhibits. The administrator configured a device blueprint and CLI scripts as shown in the exhibits, to prepare for onboarding FortiGate devices in the company's stores. Later, a technician prepares a FortiGate 51G with a basic configuration and connects it to the network.
The basic configuration contains the port1 configuration and the minimal configuration required to allow the device to connect to FortiManager.
After the device first connects to FortiManager, FortiManager updates the device configuration.
Based on the exhibits, which actions does FortiManager perform?

• A. FortiManager updates the configuration of port1, port2, and port5. The three ports might get new IP addresses.
• B. FortiManager does not update the port1 configuration because FortiManager does not change the configuration of interfaces with fgfm access.
• C. FortiManager updates the device configuration according to the selected templates. It applies the corp_st template first.
• D. FortiManager updates access rights only for port1. FortiManager cannot update the IP address because it was already set manually.