A network engineer is editing the default DMARC verification profile on a Cisco ESA and must ensure that the configured Message Action in the profile matches the policy in the DMARC record. What…

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Options

• A"Message Action when the Policy in DMARC Record is Reject" to Reject
• B"Message Action when the Policy in DMARC Record is None" to Quarantine
• C"Message Action when the Policy in DMARC Record is None" to No Action
• D"Message Action when the Policy in DMARC Record is Reject" to Quarantine

• A
  93% (25)
• B
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

To ensure that the configured Message Action in the default DMARC verification profile on a Cisco ESA matches the policy specified in the DMARC record, you need to align the actions in the DMARC verification profile with the policies stated in the DMARC record. The correct configuration should align with the DMARC policies as follows: If the policy in the DMARC record is "reject," the action in the DMARC verification profile should be set to "reject." If the policy in the DMARC record is "quarantine," the action should be set to "quarantine." If the policy in the DMARC record is "none," the action should typically be set to "no action" (or something equivalent that implies no special handling).

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