QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ In order to review the traffic that passes over you HTTP policy, what
do you need to make sure to do first? Answer: Turn on Logging in the
HTTP policy.
◉ True or False: A Feature Key can be migrated between devices.
Answer: False. A Feature Key is specific to a specific device, because it
is based on the serial number.
◉ True or False: A packet filter is the most secure way to pass traffic
through your firewall. Answer: False. A packet filter simply reviews the
header information of a packet. A proxy is what allows for more in-depth
filtering of the traffic, thus providing additional security.
◉ True or False: APT Blocker requires that Gateway Antivirus be
enabled. Answer: True. APT Blocker uses the same scanning engine as
APT Blocker, so the GAV service must first be enabled.
◉ True or False: In order for a Branch Office VPN to be built the Tunnel
must be established first. Answer: False. The Gateway must establish
first.
, ◉ True or False: In order to enable NAT Loopback on your firewall, you
have to configure this under the Dynamic NAT settings. Answer: False.
NAT Loopback does not require anything to be enabled. You simple
have to write a policy to allow it.
◉ True or False: Policy precedence is most often determined by the
alphabetical order of policy names. Answer: False. Policy precedence is
determined by how specific the policy is in regards to what traffic is
allowed.
◉ True or False: There are three modes you can operate your firewall
under: Mixed Routing, Bridged and Drop-In. Bridged mode is the
default selection. Answer: False. Mixed Routing mode is the default
mode.
◉ True or False: Through Firebox System Manager, you can run the
TCP Dump command. Answer: True. This option is available under the
Diagnostic Tasks tool.
◉ True or False: When setting up a static route, a lower metric means a
lower precedence. Answer: False A lower metric indicates a higher
precedence in the routing table.
◉ True or False: You can use the same VLAN ID for multiple VLANs
on your firewall. Answer: False Each VLAN must have a unique ID.