Question 11
What is the name of the default Threat Prevention Profile?
- Basic
- Standard
- Strict
- Optimized
Question 12
Are Cleanup Rules mandatory in a Threat Prevention Policy?
- Cleanup Rules are not required if you are using the Basic Profile.
- Cleanup Rules are only required, if the Access Control Policy does not have one.
- Cleanup Rules are not strictly required in the Threat Prevention Policy.
- A Cleanup Rule is required in a Basic Profile.
Question 13
What information is provided by "fwaccel stats"?
- This command is to enable acceleration on QoS packets.
- You can check the percentage of F2F connections along with the reason why those connections could not be accelerated.
- The command is used to examine traffic utilization statistics.
- You can check the SecureXL status of your Security Gateway.
Question 14
How are SNORT rules constructed?
- The rule is contained on two lines. There are two logical sections: Rule Header and Rule Payload.
- The rule is contained on two lines. There are two logical sections: Rule Header and Rule Options.
- The rule is contained on one line. There are two logical sections: Rule Header and Rule Payload.
- The rule is contained on a single line. There are two logical sections: Rule Header and Rule Options.
Question 15
What action is taken by Threat Prevention for traffic that does not match any Threat Prevention rules?
- Reject
- Drop
- Accept
- Detect