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What action does the Block Rule take?
What action does the Block Rule take?
- Drops matching traffic (correct)
- Rate-limits traffic
- Bypasses DV inspection
- Allows matching traffic
When is the Trust rule used?
When is the Trust rule used?
- When traffic needs to be rate-limited
- When traffic is from external users
- When performance optimization is needed (correct)
- When traffic is inspected against DV filters
In what scenario would the Allow Rule be applied?
In what scenario would the Allow Rule be applied?
- When traffic is inspected against DV filters (correct)
- When the traffic needs to be rate-limited
- When no further inspection is required once matched
- When external users attempt to access web servers
What type of parameters do Traffic Management Filters react to?
What type of parameters do Traffic Management Filters react to?
What is the purpose of the Rate Limit rule?
What is the purpose of the Rate Limit rule?
When are Block Streams and Rate-Limited Streams used?
When are Block Streams and Rate-Limited Streams used?
In what scenario would the Trust rule be more beneficial than the Allow rule?
In what scenario would the Trust rule be more beneficial than the Allow rule?
What is the primary purpose of Managed Streams?
What is the primary purpose of Managed Streams?
What does flow-based inspection filters look at?
What does flow-based inspection filters look at?
Which type of filter looks at the overall behavior of traffic over time?
Which type of filter looks at the overall behavior of traffic over time?
What do reconnaissance filters focus on detecting?
What do reconnaissance filters focus on detecting?
Which type of filter is used to detect exploit-specific traffic?
Which type of filter is used to detect exploit-specific traffic?
What type of filters look at the IP header?
What type of filters look at the IP header?
Which type of filter examines the source/destination IP, source/destination port, IP protocol, and VLAN?
Which type of filter examines the source/destination IP, source/destination port, IP protocol, and VLAN?
What do vulnerability filters focus on detecting?
What do vulnerability filters focus on detecting?
What is the purpose of creating a 4-way trust rule in a network environment according to the text?
What is the purpose of creating a 4-way trust rule in a network environment according to the text?
What is the significance of creating multiple rules instead of a single rule in a network environment?
What is the significance of creating multiple rules instead of a single rule in a network environment?
What happens when a rate-limit Action Set is assigned to a Filter in a network environment?
What happens when a rate-limit Action Set is assigned to a Filter in a network environment?
In the context of rate limiting, what does creating a 'virtual pipe' mean?
In the context of rate limiting, what does creating a 'virtual pipe' mean?
What is the main purpose of creating a rate-limit Action Set in a network environment?
What is the main purpose of creating a rate-limit Action Set in a network environment?
Why might it be necessary to create multiple rules for various segments and IPS devices in a network environment?
Why might it be necessary to create multiple rules for various segments and IPS devices in a network environment?
What does it mean when two filters share the identical Action Set in a network environment?
What does it mean when two filters share the identical Action Set in a network environment?
What is the implication of assigning the same rate limit to multiple filters in a network environment?
What is the implication of assigning the same rate limit to multiple filters in a network environment?
What is the purpose of creating separate Action Sets with different names but the same rate limit value in a network environment?
What is the purpose of creating separate Action Sets with different names but the same rate limit value in a network environment?
