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Explanation: this statement is false because Static NAT translates "Private" Internal Source IP addresses to "Public" External Source IP addresses and not "Public" internal source IP addresses to "Private" external source IP addresses. Remember that our internal hosts don't have public addresses.
Incorrect Answers
A:Remember that we have Private Internal source IP's behind the gateway and Public external source IP's connected to the external network. (Example: Internet).

Explanation: If you make changes to your configuration / rulebase and you want them to be applied to your Firewall modules you have to install the updated policy (that contains the modified rulebase) from the Install Policy button at the Policy Editor. When you are installing the policy, the Management Server translates the configuration to Inspect code and then pushes it to the applicable firewalls at their Inspection engine.
Incorrect Answers
A:To make policy changes effective in the firewall modules you have to install it, when you save it, you are only storing the new definition, but not pushing it to the gateway modules for enforcement.
B:When you verify a policy you are only checking the syntax, the rule order and the objects, you are not enforcing the definition on the gateway modules.
D:The changes made to a policy are not enforced through the start or stop of the Firewall service in any of the components of the infrastructure.
E:The changes made to a policy are not enforced through the start or stop of the Firewall service in any of the components of the infrastructure.