SonicWALL Basic Administration
Questions & Answers
Which Security Services of the SonicWALL security appliance use the SonicWALL Deep Packet
Inspection engine?
-IPS, GAV, Anti-Spyware, and Viewpoint
-IPS, Anti-Spyware, Content Filtering
-IPS, GAV, and Anti-Spyware
-Global VPN Client Correct Ans--IPS, GAV, and Anti-Spyware
In order for SonicWALL's Deep Packet Inspection engine to provide protection, where must
GAV, IPS, and/or Gateway Anti-Spyware be configured?
-Firewall rules
-Enforced in the Zones and enabled in security services
-Address objects
-Zones
-NAT policies and firewall rules Correct Ans--Zones
Which of the following LB/Failover methods would be selected if an administrator wanted to
specify how much outbound traffic is sent through the primary and secondary WAN interfaces?
,-Active/Passive
-Ratio based
-Round Robin
-Spill-Over based Correct Ans--Ratio based
How does the SonicWALL maintain persistence with outbound load balancing?
-SSL Session ID
-Source IP and Destination IP
-Source and Destination Port
-Session Cookies Correct Ans--Source IP and Destination IP
One requirement of WAN ISP Failover and Load balancing is?
-Twin-ax cables
-Standard OS
-A second ISP connection
-Cross-Over cable Correct Ans--A second ISP connection
When WAN failover occurs, the firewall re-establishes all sessions using the new WAN interface
with no traffic interruption thanks to the stored and tracked session states.
, -True
-False Correct Ans--False
Besides Probe Monitoring, one requirement of WAN ISP Failover and Load balancing is?
-Static IP Addresses on both WAN Interfaces
-Twin-ax cables
-Available Interface that can be configured as a secondary WAN
-Standard OS Correct Ans--Available Interface that can be configured as a secondary WAN
The Company's security policy is to only allow WWW browsing by all internal users; no other
internet traffic is permitted. Assuming that you are allowing DNS, what are the "Best Practices"
firewall rules to accomplish this. Assume the following column headings:
(Select the one best answer)
--LAN > WAN(Intersection) - Any(Source) - Any(Destination) - HTTP(Service) - Allow(Action)
- All(Users)
--WAN > LAN(Intersection) - Any(Source) - Any(Destination) - DNS(Service) - Allow(Action) -
All(Users)
--WAN > WAN(Intersection) - Any(Source) -
Any(Destination) - Any(Service) - Deny(Action) - All(Users)
Questions & Answers
Which Security Services of the SonicWALL security appliance use the SonicWALL Deep Packet
Inspection engine?
-IPS, GAV, Anti-Spyware, and Viewpoint
-IPS, Anti-Spyware, Content Filtering
-IPS, GAV, and Anti-Spyware
-Global VPN Client Correct Ans--IPS, GAV, and Anti-Spyware
In order for SonicWALL's Deep Packet Inspection engine to provide protection, where must
GAV, IPS, and/or Gateway Anti-Spyware be configured?
-Firewall rules
-Enforced in the Zones and enabled in security services
-Address objects
-Zones
-NAT policies and firewall rules Correct Ans--Zones
Which of the following LB/Failover methods would be selected if an administrator wanted to
specify how much outbound traffic is sent through the primary and secondary WAN interfaces?
,-Active/Passive
-Ratio based
-Round Robin
-Spill-Over based Correct Ans--Ratio based
How does the SonicWALL maintain persistence with outbound load balancing?
-SSL Session ID
-Source IP and Destination IP
-Source and Destination Port
-Session Cookies Correct Ans--Source IP and Destination IP
One requirement of WAN ISP Failover and Load balancing is?
-Twin-ax cables
-Standard OS
-A second ISP connection
-Cross-Over cable Correct Ans--A second ISP connection
When WAN failover occurs, the firewall re-establishes all sessions using the new WAN interface
with no traffic interruption thanks to the stored and tracked session states.
, -True
-False Correct Ans--False
Besides Probe Monitoring, one requirement of WAN ISP Failover and Load balancing is?
-Static IP Addresses on both WAN Interfaces
-Twin-ax cables
-Available Interface that can be configured as a secondary WAN
-Standard OS Correct Ans--Available Interface that can be configured as a secondary WAN
The Company's security policy is to only allow WWW browsing by all internal users; no other
internet traffic is permitted. Assuming that you are allowing DNS, what are the "Best Practices"
firewall rules to accomplish this. Assume the following column headings:
(Select the one best answer)
--LAN > WAN(Intersection) - Any(Source) - Any(Destination) - HTTP(Service) - Allow(Action)
- All(Users)
--WAN > LAN(Intersection) - Any(Source) - Any(Destination) - DNS(Service) - Allow(Action) -
All(Users)
--WAN > WAN(Intersection) - Any(Source) -
Any(Destination) - Any(Service) - Deny(Action) - All(Users)
