When using 'diagnose system print route', what kind of output is expected?

When utilizing the command 'diagnose system print route' in Fortinet devices, the output you can expect is the main route list that includes destination and gateway information. This command provides a detailed view of the routing table configured on the device. It displays various entries that indicate how traffic should be directed based on the destination IP address, along with the corresponding gateways that are used to reach those destinations.

This command is essential for network administrators as it assists in troubleshooting connectivity issues and understanding the routing decisions made by the FortiGate unit. The information input includes metrics such as the destination networks, the source of the route (static, connected, etc.), and the next hop (gateway) addresses.

Other options do not align with what the command is designed to do. Although statistics for routing protocols, information about connected devices, and network performance metrics are important aspects of network management, they are not directly provided by the 'diagnose system print route' command. Instead, those details would be gathered through other specific diagnostic tools or commands within Fortinet's suite.