A.Hightlight all rules that did not immmediately match traffic.

B.Allows the administrator to troubleshoot rules when a validation error occurs at the time of commit.

C.Hightlight all rules that did not match traffic since the rule was created or since last reboot of the firewall

D.Allow the administrator to temporarily disable rules that do not match traffic, for testing purposes

A.URL category match checking

B.untrusted certificate checking

C.acceptable protocol checking

D.expired certificate checking

A.True

B.False

A.test vpn ike-sa

B.Ikemgr.pcap

C.request vpn IPsec-sa test

D.set vpn all up

A.The firewall resolves the FQDN first when the policy is committed, and is refreshed at TTL expiration.
The resolution of this FQDN stores up to 10 different IP addresses.

B.The firewall resolves the FQDN first when the policy is committed, and is refreshed at TTL expiration.
There is no limit on the number of IP addresses stored for each resolved FQDN.

C.The firewall resolves the FQDN first when the policy is committed, and is refreshed each time Security rules are evaluated.

D.In order to create FQDN-based objects, you need to manually define a list of associated IP. Up to 10 IP addresses can be configured for each FQDN entry.