While configuring FTD, a network engineer wants to ensure that traffic passing through the appliance does not require routing or Vlan rewriting. Which interface mode should the engineer implement to a

The correct answer is D. Inline set. Passive: traffic does not flow through the IPS. Inline Tap: it gets a copy of the packets, traffic does not flow through the IPS. Transparent: it is Transparent inline mode, then this can be an answer as well. Inline set: it is called bump-on-wire mode. Traffic passes through the

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While configuring FTD, a network engineer wants to ensure that traffic passing through the appliance does not require routing or Vlan rewriting. Which interface mode should the engineer implement to accomplish this task?

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Apassive
Btransparent
CInline tap
DInline set

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A
5% (3)
B
7% (4)
C
2% (1)
D
86% (49)

Explanation

Passive: traffic does not flow through the IPS. Inline Tap: it gets a copy of the packets, traffic does not flow through the IPS. Transparent: it is Transparent inline mode, then this can be an answer as well. Inline set: it is called bump-on-wire mode. Traffic passes through the appliance, but it does not require routing and Vlan rewriting. guide-v63/inline_sets_and_passive_interfaces_for_firepower_threat_defense.html

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