GSLC · Question #326
Which field is NOT defined while creating rules for the Network Honeypot rulebase?
The correct answer is B. Process mode. When configuring Network Honeypot rulebase rules, Process mode is not an available field - the configurable fields are limited to operation mode, response options, and notification options.
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Which field is NOT defined while creating rules for the Network Honeypot rulebase?
Options
- AResponse options
- BProcess mode
- COperation mode
- DNotification options
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(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B88% (22)
- C8% (2)
Why each option
When configuring Network Honeypot rulebase rules, Process mode is not an available field - the configurable fields are limited to operation mode, response options, and notification options.
Response options is a valid Network Honeypot rulebase field used to define how the honeypot reacts when it detects interaction.
Process mode is not a field defined at the rule level within the Network Honeypot rulebase. The rulebase rule configuration exposes fields such as operation mode, response options, and notification options, while process mode is not among the parameters that administrators configure per rule.
Operation mode is a valid configurable field in the Network Honeypot rulebase that controls the honeypot's behavioral mode.
Notification options is a valid field in the Network Honeypot rulebase that governs alerting and logging behavior when activity is detected.
Concept tested: Network Honeypot rulebase configuration fields
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