A. Explicit rules are created in Security Policies by the Security Management Server

B. Explicit rules are created in the Global Properties on the Security Management Server

C. Explicit rules are created by the Security Gateway

D. Explicit rules are created by the administrator

A. The Accounting option tracks the amount of time required by the Firewall to process and pass the connection

B. The Accounting option records the number of times the same type of connection has been made in the last 24 hours (configurable) by default

C. Enabling the Accounting option shows the amount of data passed in the connection including upload bytes, download bytes and browse time

D. The Accounting option provides user accountability by associating a user identity with every log record

A. It categorizes traffic based on domain and certificate without decryption

B. It blocks all encrypted traffic

C. It disables inspection for trusted sites

D. It decrypts all HTTPS traffic by default

A. Sessions are Read Only working environments by default and administrators can view the live environment configuration and logs.

B. Sessions are working environments where administrators can make changes without immediately affecting the live environment.

C. Sessions are working environments where administrators can not make changes without immediately affecting the live environment.

D. Sessions are only used by managers when reviewing candidate changes submitted by administrators.
Managers can Publish the administrators changes.

A. Expert

B. Clish

C. Supermode

D. AdvancedCLI

A. These objects are organized alphabetically in SmartConsole.

B. These objects are organized by priority in SmartConsole.

C. These objects are organized by type in SmartConsole.

D. These objects are organized by category in SmartConsole.

A. less resource consumption than classis Threat Prevention

B. cheaper licenses than classis threat prevention

C. Single-Click configuration

D. better protection than manual threat prevention

A. System account, Security Management Server account, SmartConsole account

B. Gaia account, Operating system account, SmartConsole account

C. Gaia account, Security Management Server account, SmartConsole account

D. Expert account, Security Management Server account, SmartConsole account

A. When a packet arrives at the Security Gateway if Action of the matching rule is Drop, the Security Gateway stops matching against later rules in current Layer and continues to check rules in the next Ordered Layer

B. When a packet arrives at the Security Gateway if Action of the matching rule is Accept, the Security Gateway stops matching against later rules in current Layer and continues to check rules in the previous Ordered Layer

C. When a packet arrives at the Security Gateway if Action of the matching rule is Drop, the Security Gateway stops matching against later rules in the Policy Rule Base and drops the packet

D. When a packet arrives at the Security Gateway if Action of the matching rule is Accept, the Security Gateway stops matching against later rules and accepts the packet.

A. FTP

B. SNMP

C. SCP

D. SSH