The exhibit displays the current state of the DHCP snooping database and its global configuration on a FortiSwitch. Option B is correct because the trusted ports list explicitly includes _FlInK1_, which is the system-generated interface name for the FortiLink trunk. This indicates the FortiSwitch is configured to trust inbound DHCP server replies (such as DHCPOFFER and DHCPACK) arriving over the FortiLink interface from the FortiGate. Option D is correct because, under the DHCP Global Configuration section, the DHCP Broadcast Mode is set to All. According to Fortinet documentation, this setting instructs the switch to flood DHCP broadcast packets (like DHCPDISCOVER) to all ports in the VLAN, rather than restricting them exclusively to trusted ports (forward-to-server mode).

A: The "Max Client Database Entries: 2000" represents a fixed system or hardware limit for stored snooping bindings, not a value dynamically derived from the DHCP server's available IP pool range.

C: "Client Database: 1" simply indicates there is currently one active, dynamically learned IP-MAC binding lease being tracked by the switch, not a statically configured "trusted" client limitation.

Fortinet, Inc. FortiSwitchOS 7.2.0 Administration Guide. "DHCP snooping and IP source guard", pp. 268-270. Document ID: 04-720-798835-20220811. (Provides conceptual validation that FortiLink ports are trusted by default to allow DHCP server traffic from the FortiGate controller).

Fortinet, Inc. FortiOS 7.2.0 CLI Reference. "config switch global -> set dhcp-broadcast", p. 1145. (Explicitly defines the all parameter as forcing the switch to forward DHCP broadcast packets to all ports in the VLAN).