> Local-Out Traffic:
--> Local-out traffic is the traffic generated by the FortiGate Firewall for services such as system services, DNS requests, logging, and alerts.
--> In Palo Alto firewalls, the local-out traffic in FortiGate is generally referred to as Management Traffic or Service Route traffic.
--> By default, self-originating traffic (local-out traffic), such as Syslog, Forti Analyzer logging, Forti Guard services, remote authentication, and others, relies on routing table lookups to determine the egress interface that is used to initiate the connection.
--> By Default, SD-WAN rules do not apply to local-out traffic in the FortiGate Firewall.
--> In the FortiGate Firewall, it is possible to set the 'source-IP' to be used by the FortiGate to communicate with the respective servers for the below configurations/services.
--> By default, Local Out Routing is not visible in the GUI. Go to System -> Feature Visibility to enable it.
--> After Enabling the feature, To configure local-out routing: Go to Network -> Local Out Routing.
--> Enable the Service for which you want to change the routing or the outgoing interface IP address as below:
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