When is the Enable Bypass Under Load used in IPS?

The correct answer is C. When the threshold is reached for CPU and memory. Enable Bypass Under Load in Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) is used when the system reaches high thresholds for CPU and memory usage. This feature allows the IPS to bypass certain processing to maintain overall system performance and ensure that essential network functions…

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AWhen the threshold is reached for connections and throughput
BWhen there is a problem with IPS and connectivity cannot be guaranteed
CWhen the threshold is reached for CPU and memory
DWhen there is an ongoing attack, the Security Gateway puts its state to maintenance mode to

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Enable Bypass Under Load in Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) is used when the system reaches high thresholds for CPU and memory usage. This feature allows the IPS to bypass certain processing to maintain overall system performance and ensure that essential network functions continue operating smoothly despite resource constraints.

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