Helping Hand Questions for NSE7_OTS-7.2

The Layer 2 switch rewrites VLAN tags before sending traffic to the FortiGate device.

The Layer 2 switches routes any traffic to the FortiGate device through an Ethernet link.

PLC1 and PLC2 traffic must flow through the Layer-2 switch trunk link to the FortiGate device.

In order to communicate, PLC1 must be in the same VLAN as PLC2.

PLCs use IEEE802.1Q protocol to communicate each other.

An administrator can create firewall policies in the switch to secure between PLCs.

This integration solution expands VLAN capabilities from Layer 2 to Layer 3.

There is no micro-segmentation in this topology.

FortiGate receives traffic from configured port mirroring.

Network traffic goes through FortiGate.

FortiGate acts as network sensor.

Network attacks can be detected and blocked.

It uses OSI Layer 2 and the primary device sends data based on request from secondary device.

It uses OSI Layer 2 and both the primary/secondary devices always send data during the communication.

It uses OSI Layer 2 and both the primary/secondary devices send data based on a matching token ring.

It uses OSI Layer 2 and the secondary device sends data based on request from primary device.