Refer to the exhibits.

According to theFortiSwitchOS 7.6 Administration GuideandFortiOS 7.6 FortiLink Guide, the processing of Ethernet frames on a managed FortiSwitch port depends on whether the frame is tagged or untagged upon arrival (ingress) and how the port ' s VLAN membership is defined.

In the provided exhibit,port1is configured with set vlan " IP_Phone " (VLAN 20) as itsnative VLAN. By definition, the native VLAN handles untagged traffic; any untagged frame arriving at the port is assigned to VLAN 20, and any egress traffic from VLAN 20 is sent out of the port without a tag. However, the scenario specifically states that theIP phone tags its traffic with VLAN ID 20.

When a FortiSwitch receives atagged frame, it checks the VLAN ID against theallowed-vlanslist configured on that port. Although VLAN 20 is the native VLAN, the exhibit shows that the port has been explicitly configured with set allowed-vlans " quarantine " . This creates a restrictive filter that permits only tagged frames belonging to the " quarantine " VLAN to enter or exit the port. Because VLAN 20 (IP_Phone) is not present in the allowed-vlans list, the switch drops the tagged frames from the IP phone during ingress processing.

To resolve this, the administrator must modify theFortiSwitch port configurationby adding VLAN 20 to the allowed_vlans list (e.g., set allowed-vlans " quarantine " " IP_Phone " or set allowed-vlans-all enable). This ensures that the switch recognizes and permits tagged traffic for VLAN 20 on that physical interface. Option B is incorrect because l2forward is a Layer 3 interface setting on the FortiGate and does not address the physical port ' s ingress filtering logic on the switch. Disabling the edge_port (Option D) relates to Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) convergence and would not impact VLAN tag filtering.