Which attribute is added to a firewall policy to support recording logs to FortiAnalyzer or FortiManager?

The correct attribute that is added to a firewall policy to support recording logs to FortiAnalyzer or FortiManager is the Universally Unique Identifier (UUID). This identifier is crucial as it ensures that each policy can be uniquely identified, which helps in maintaining consistency and coherence when logs are recorded and when analyzing data across different devices or policies.

UUID is particularly important in environments where multiple policies are configured across various devices, as it allows for reliable tracking and reporting of network activities. When logs are sent to a centralized management system like FortiAnalyzer or FortiManager, the UUID helps correlate logs back to the specific policies and actions performed, thus enhancing visibility and simplifying management tasks.

In practice, this means that insights derived from logs can be directly tied back to the specific policies that generated them, making it easier for administrators to identify which firewall actions are taking place and to evaluate the effectiveness of security measures in place. This functionality is essential for troubleshooting and auditing within Fortinet's security infrastructure.