Which of the following statements are true regarding the factory default configuration? (Choose three.)

The statement about the implicit firewall policy action being set to ACCEPT is indeed accurate regarding factory default configurations in Fortinet devices. In the default settings, any traffic that does not match a defined policy is implicitly allowed by the device, which is a typical behavior in many networking configurations. This characteristic is particularly useful for enabling basic functionality after deployment without needing immediate policy adjustments.

In a factory default configuration, the implicit policy is designed to facilitate initial network operations, providing a straightforward starting point for administrators to build upon. This means that while the firewall may allow certain traffic by default, administrators must still create more specific policies to enforce stricter security practices.

When reviewing the other statements, it is important to note that while the default login is indeed set to username: admin and no password, the factory setup also typically involves the configuration of interfaces like 'Port1' or 'Internal', which often does not automatically receive the fixed IP address of 192.168.1.99, as this can vary based on the specific model and firmware version. Additionally, the default web filtering profile may not be applied to any specific firewall policy until configured, so assuming it is applied automatically can lead to confusion for new users setting up the device.