The new sessions matching the policy are denied. The existing sessions are dropped.
The new sessions matching the policy are denied. The existing sessions, not being allowed to carry any traffic, simply timeout.
The new sessions matching the policy might be allowed through if they match another policy. The existing sessions are dropped.
The new sessions matching the policy are denied. The existing sessions continue until they are completed or their timeout is reached.
第1题:
A. The new sessions matching the policy are denied. The existing sessions are dropped.
B. The new sessions matching the policy are denied. The existingsessions, not being allowed tocarry any traffic, simply timeout.
C. The new sessions matching the policy might be allowed through if they match another policy. The existing sessions are dropped.
D. The new sessions matching the policy are denied. The existing sessions continue until they are completed or their time.
第2题:
After applying the policy-rematch statement under the security policies stanza, what would happen to an existing flow if the policy source address or the destination address is changed and committed?()
第3题:
Click the Exhibit button.In the configuration shown in the exhibit, you decided to eliminate the junos-ftp application from the match condition of the policy MyTraffic.What will happen to the existing FTP and BGPsessions?()
A. The existing FTP and BGP sessions will continue.
B. The existing FTP and BGP sessions will be re-evaluated and only FTP sessions will be dropped.
C. The existing FTP and BGP sessions will be re-evaluated and all sessions will be dropped.
D. The existing FTP sessions will continue and only the existing BGP sessions will be dropped.
第4题:
Using a policy with the policy-rematch flag enabled, what happens to the existing and new sessions when you change the policy action from permit to deny?()
第5题:
In the exhibit, you decided to change myHosts addresses. [edit security policies] user@host# show from-zone Private to-zone External { policy MyTraffic { match { source-address myHosts; destination-address ExtServers;application [ junos-ftp junos-bgp ]; } then { permit { tunnel { ipsec-vpn vpnTunnel; } } } } } policy-rematch; What will happen to the new sessions matching the policy and in-progress sessions that hadalready matched the policy?()
第6题:
After applying the policy-rematch statement under the security policies stanza, what would happen to an existing flow if the policy source address or the destination address is changed and committed?()
A. The Junos OS drops any flow that does not match the source address or destination address.
B. All traffic is dropped.
C. All existing sessions continue.
D. The Junos OS does a policy re-evaluation.
第7题:
You need to configure Active Directory to implement the new password policy for the HR department. What should you do?()
第8题:
Click the Exhibit button.In the exhibit, you decided to change myHosts addresses.What will happen to the new sessions matching the policy and in-progress sessions that had already matched the policy?()
A. New sessions will be evaluated. In-progress sessions will be re-evaluated.
B. New sessions will be evaluated. All in-progress sessions will continue.
C. New sessions will be evaluated. All in-progress sessions will be dropped.
D. New sessions will halt until all in-progress sessions are re-evaluated. In-progress sessions will be re-evaluated.
第9题:
In the configuration shown in the exhibit, you decided to eliminate the junos-ftp applicationfrom the match condition of the policy MyTraffic. [edit security policies] user@hostl# show from-zone Private to-zone External { policy MyTraffic { match { source-address myHosts; destination-address ExtServers; application [ junos-ftp junos-bgp ]; } then { permit { tunnel { ipsec-vpn vpnTunnel; } } } } } policy-rematch; What will happen to the existing FTP and BGP sessions?()
第10题:
Using a policy with the policy-rematch flag enabled, what happens to the existing and new sessionswhen you change the policy action from permit to deny? ()