A.IP-filters may be applied on interface ingress, egress, or both.

B.Multiple IP-filters can be applied in each direction.

C.An IP-filter may only be applied to a single interface if the scope is set to template.

D.An IP-filter may have multiple match criteria per entry.

E.The default-action of an IP-filter is always drop.

A.The combination of IP source and destination address and the IP protocol field uniquely identifies each session.

B.Two hosts can not have multiple TCP sessions simultaneously.

C.The combination of IP source and destination address and TCP source and destination port uniquely identifies each session.

D.The hosts can identify the sessions using each others MAC addresses.

A.Converts traffic from an external standard format to an internal format.

B.Small optical module available in a variety of formats.

C.Contains a CPU for managing the forwarding hardware in each flexible fast path.

D.Contains the CPU that runs the routing protocol software as well as the switch fabric.

A.An ATM network.

B.A SONET network.

C.An Ethernet network with redundant paths not running STP.

D.All of the above.

A.64 subnets, 4 hosts

B.4 subnets, 62 hosts

C.6 subnets, 30 hosts

D.64 subnets, 2 hosts

E.4 subnets, 64 hosts