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B is not True becase Policy is top down not based policy number
A is true: Once a firewall policy is created, its numeric policy ID is fixed and cannot be changed. The policy ID is a permanent identifier used internally for logging (policyid), referencing in scripts, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer (along with UUID), and other operations. To "change" the ID, you must delete the policy and recreate it with a new ID. D is true: In the CLI, you can use config firewall policy followed by edit 0. Entering edit 0 tells FortiGate to automatically assign the next available unused policy ID (it does not create a policy with ID 0). This is the standard way to create a new policy via CLI when you do not want to manually specify a specific number.
So it is yet anther trick question... You can use the 0 during policy creation but you dont actually create a policy with ID 0 because it automatically changes it. Feels like all the questions are focused on tricking the people