1Y0-401 · Question #45
The company's security officer has stated that for compliance reasons, all internal and external network traffic must be encrypted. How should IPsec be implemented?
The correct answer is C. By implementing an Active Directory group policy. IPsec is most effectively and centrally implemented in an enterprise environment by applying an Active Directory Group Policy to configure the necessary IPsec rules across multiple machines.
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- ABy using NetScaler
- BBy implementing secure delivery groups
- CBy implementing an Active Directory group policy
- DBy configuring a local IPsec policy in the master image
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(57 responses)- A5% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C84% (48)
- D9% (5)
Why each option
IPsec is most effectively and centrally implemented in an enterprise environment by applying an Active Directory Group Policy to configure the necessary IPsec rules across multiple machines.
NetScaler is primarily a load balancer and application delivery controller; it is not the typical method for implementing host-to-host IPsec policies within a Windows domain.
"Secure delivery groups" is a vague term and not a standard method for implementing network-layer IPsec encryption.
Active Directory Group Policy is the standard, scalable method for centrally configuring and deploying IPsec policies to multiple Windows-based servers and clients within an enterprise domain, ensuring consistent enforcement.
Configuring a local IPsec policy in the master image would apply to machines provisioned from that image, but it lacks the central management, enforcement, and auditing capabilities of a Group Policy for an enterprise-wide solution.
Concept tested: Implementing IPsec using Active Directory Group Policy
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/ad-ds/manage/group-policy-in-ipsec
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