Which of these is an example of Control Connections as accepted with implicit rules enabled from Global Properties?

The correct answer is B. Communication with various types of servers, such as RADIUS, CVP, UFP, TACACS, LDAP. The Control Connections enabled by the "Accept control connections" property in "Global Properties" (located in the "Policy" menu in SmartDashboard) are listed below: Extranet connections OPSEC connections (..allow UFP (TCP port 18182) from local machine to UFP servers. allow…

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AAny TCP or UDP communication from the Primary SMS to any managed Security Gateway.
BCommunication with various types of servers, such as RADIUS, CVP, UFP, TACACS, LDAP
CCluster Control Protocol (CCP) communication between members of a Security Gateway
DCommunication using any protocol that can be used to control a remote host machine e.g.

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The Control Connections enabled by the "Accept control connections" property in "Global Properties" (located in the "Policy" menu in SmartDashboard) are listed below: Extranet connections OPSEC connections (..allow UFP (TCP port 18182) from local machine to UFP servers. allow CVP (TCP port 18181) from local machine to CVP servers.)

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