In CoreXL, the Firewall kernel is replicated multiple times. Each replicated copy or instance can perform the following:

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• AThe Firewall kernel only touches the packet if the connection is accelerated
• BThe Firewall kernel is replicated only with new connections and deletes itself once the connection
• CThe Firewall can run the same policy on all cores
• DThe Firewall can run different policies per core

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  8% (2)
• C
  83% (20)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

In CoreXL, multiple instances of the Firewall kernel can be created to utilize multiple CPU cores for processing network traffic. Each of these instances operates based on the same security policy, allowing for efficient load balancing and improved performance. Same Policy Across Cores: All instances (or cores) use the same set of rules and configurations. This ensures consistent security enforcement across all traffic processed by the firewall. Load Balancing: By replicating the firewall kernel, CoreXL can handle more connections and higher throughput, as multiple cores can simultaneously process traffic. Efficiency: Running the same policy across cores reduces complexity and helps maintain uniformity in security measures, while also enhancing performance.

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