What would be the expected outcome in the HA cluster if FGT-2 has a higher priority and override enable setting than FGT-1?

When a FortiGate (FGT) unit is configured in a high availability (HA) cluster, the priority settings play a crucial role in determining which unit becomes the primary. If FGT-2 has a higher priority than FGT-1, it indicates that FGT-2 is favored to take on the primary role in the cluster.

In HA configurations, the device with the highest priority is typically elected as the primary unit. Additionally, if the override feature is enabled, even if FGT-1 is currently the primary, FGT-2 can take over if it becomes online and is deemed more suitable (due to its higher priority). This ensures that the most capable unit, as defined by the administrator via priority settings, is leading the cluster and providing services.

Consequently, with FGT-2 set to a higher priority and the override option enabled, it will successfully take over as the primary unit of the HA cluster, confirming the expected outcome.