Which protocols can be the destination IP for FortiGate?

The correct choice allows FortiGate to utilize a variety of protocols for management and telemetry purposes. RADIUS is essential for authentication, enabling FortiGate to interact with AAA (authentication, authorization, and accounting) systems. FMG-Access refers to access control for the FortiManager device, allowing centralized management and configuration. FortiTelemetry focuses on gathering and sending data from FortiGate to FortiCloud or FortiAnalyzer for analysis, providing deeper insight into network security. CAPWAP (Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points) is relevant in the context of managing wireless networks with FortiGate, facilitating communication with access points for configuration and monitoring.

Understanding why these are the suitable protocols emphasizes the FortiGate’s role as a robust security appliance, ensuring not only firewall capabilities but also integration with enterprise management solutions. Other options may include protocols that are less relevant for specific destination capabilities, focusing on different aspects of network operations rather than emphasizing secure management and telemetry functionalities which align closely with FortiGate’s intended usage.