Question 1000
At Merriton Transport Authority, the FortiGate 7.6 security administration team encounters the following authorized operational case: two ISP links have very different capacities but an equal distribution policy sends too much traffic to the smaller link. They need a defensible FortiOS configuration, diagnosis, validation or prevention decision. Which recurring review is most relevant to the same root risk?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Recalibrate link weights after bandwidth contract changes. This recurring practice addresses bandwidth-based load distribution because equal traffic distribution does not necessarily reflect different link bandwidth and congestion budgets. It reinforces the supported change to select suitable supported bandwidth-aware SD-WAN load-balancing weights rather than relying on an unrelated periodic audit.
Incorrect Answers
Test remote failures rather than only unplugging local cables reduces recurrence of static route failover link monitoring, rather than the observed bandwidth-based load distribution issue. The relevant preventive control for Merriton Transport Authority is: Recalibrate link weights after bandwidth contract changes. This distinction matters because equal traffic distribution does not necessarily reflect different link bandwidth and congestion budgets.
Revalidate gateways after ISP equipment replacement reduces recurrence of sd-wan member gateway mismatch, rather than the observed bandwidth-based load distribution issue. The relevant preventive control for Merriton Transport Authority is: Recalibrate link weights after bandwidth contract changes. This distinction matters because equal traffic distribution does not necessarily reflect different link bandwidth and congestion budgets.
Tune SLA thresholds against measured voice quality reduces recurrence of sla packet loss threshold, rather than the observed bandwidth-based load distribution issue. The relevant preventive control for Merriton Transport Authority is: Recalibrate link weights after bandwidth contract changes. This distinction matters because equal traffic distribution does not necessarily reflect different link bandwidth and congestion budgets.