Refer to the exhibits. An administrator must replace the source LAN interface in policy ID 2 on their FortiGateRugged-70F. However, when they try to install the policy package, they receive the error shown in the exhibit. What should the administrator do to resolve the error? (Choose one answer)

A. Create a per-device mapping for the LAN interface.
B. Use a metadata variable to dynamically assign an interface when this error occurs.
C. Use the API to assign a system template interface for FortiGateRugged-70F model.
D. Replace LAN with lan1, which is supported by FortiGateRugged-70F models.

Correct Answer: A

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D 50%

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Omar Ahmed ([email protected]) 2025-10-09 05:20:16

Selected Answers: A

Per-Device Mapping in FortiManager allows you to:

Map logical interface names used in a policy package to physical interface names on a specific FortiGate device.

Keep using a shared policy package across different models without editing the base policy.

In this case, you can map:

LAN → lan1

Angelo Clemente 2025-12-03 17:16:31

Selected Answers: D

The error occurs because the policy references an interface named LAN, which does not exist on the FortiGateRugged-70F device. FortiManager cannot install a policy that uses an invalid interface name.

FortiGate models have specific interface names (e.g., port1, wan1, lan1), and these names vary by platform.
The FortiGateRugged-70F uses lan1 instead of a generic "LAN" interface name.
To resolve the error, you must update the policy to reference the correct interface name supported by the device.