An engineer is setting up a remote access VPN on a Cisco FTD device and wants to define which traffic gets sent over the VPN tunnel. Which named object type in Cisco FMC must be used to accomplish…

The correct answer is C. access list. In Cisco FMC, a remote access VPN split tunnel configuration requires an Access List (ACL) object to specify which networks or subnets should be routed through the VPN tunnel versus sent directly to the internet. The ACL object is referenced within the Group Policy of the RA…

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An engineer is setting up a remote access VPN on a Cisco FTD device and wants to define which traffic gets sent over the VPN tunnel. Which named object type in Cisco FMC must be used to accomplish this task?

Options

Asplit tunnel
Bcrypto map
Caccess list
Droute map

How the community answered

(28 responses)

B
4% (1)
C
93% (26)
D
4% (1)

Explanation

In Cisco FMC, a remote access VPN split tunnel configuration requires an Access List (ACL) object to specify which networks or subnets should be routed through the VPN tunnel versus sent directly to the internet. The ACL object is referenced within the Group Policy of the RA VPN configuration to define the split tunneling policy. A 'split tunnel' (A) is a policy concept, not a named object type in FMC. 'Crypto map' (B) and 'route map' (D) are not used in FTD RA VPN configurations for this purpose.

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#Remote Access VPN#Cisco FTD#Cisco FMC#Access Lists for VPN Traffic

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