You are a Security Administrator who has installed Security Gateway R76 on your network. You need to allow a specific IP address range for a partner site to access your intranet Web server. To limit the partner's access for HTTP and FTP only, you did the following:

(1) Created manual Static NAT rules for the Web server. (2) Cleared the following settings in the Global Properties > Network Address Translation screen:

Allow bi-directional NAT

Translate destination on client side

Do the above settings limit the partner's access?

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You are a Security Administrator who has installed Security Gateway R76 on your network. You need to allow a specific IP address range for a partner site to access your intranet Web server. To limit the partner's access for HTTP and FTP only, you did the following:

(1) Created manual Static NAT rules for the Web server. (2) Cleared the following settings in the Global Properties > Network Address Translation screen:

Allow bi-directional NAT
Translate destination on client side

Do the above settings limit the partner's access?

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D. No. The first setting is only applicable to automatic NAT rules. The second setting will force translation

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A. No. The first setting is not applicable. The second setting will reduce performance.

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B. Yes. This will ensure that traffic only matches the specific rule configured for this traffic, and that the

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C. Yes. Both of these settings are only applicable to automatic NAT rules.

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