101-01 · Question #194
With a server-side Interceptor deployment, once a TCP handshake has been completed between the server-side SteelHead and the server, how will data packets sent from the server get forwarded to the…
The correct answer is A. Destination NAT is performed on the Interceptor, changing the destination IP adress from the. Once the initial handshake is completed, the interceptor use destination NATs packets to the steelhead so you will not see this traffic if you are filtering on the original client and server
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With a server-side Interceptor deployment, once a TCP handshake has been completed between the server-side SteelHead and the server, how will data packets sent from the server get forwarded to the server-side SteelHead?
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- ADestination NAT is performed on the Interceptor, changing the destination IP adress from the
- BThe server sees the IP address of the SteelHeads in-path interface as its client, so there is no
- CThey are GRE-encapsulated by the Interceptor, and forwarded using the SteelHead IP.
- DThe Interceptor tunnels them over the connection using port 7850 to the SteelHeads.
- EThe Interceptor applies the MAC address of the SteelHead's in-path interface and forwards at
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Once the initial handshake is completed, the interceptor use destination NATs packets to the steelhead so you will not see this traffic if you are filtering on the original client and server
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