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GSNA · Question #238

You work as a Network Administrator for Tech-E-book Inc. You are configuring the ISA Server 2006 firewall to provide your company with a secure wireless intranet. You want to accept inbound mail…

The correct answer is A. Publishing rules. Publishing rules are applied on SMTP servers to accept inbound mail delivery. There are three basic rules of ISA Server, which are as follows: Access rules: These rules determine what network traffic from the internal network is allowed to access the external network…

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Question

You work as a Network Administrator for Tech-E-book Inc. You are configuring the ISA Server 2006 firewall to provide your company with a secure wireless intranet. You want to accept inbound mail delivery though an SMTP server. What basic rules of ISA Server do you need to configure to accomplish the task.

Options

  • APublishing rules
  • BNetwork rules
  • CMailbox rules
  • DAccess rules

How the community answered

(30 responses)
  • A
    73% (22)
  • B
    13% (4)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    10% (3)

Explanation

Publishing rules are applied on SMTP servers to accept inbound mail delivery. There are three basic rules of ISA Server, which are as follows: Access rules: These rules determine what network traffic from the internal network is allowed to access the external network. Publishing rules: These rules are used for controlling access requests from the external network for the internal resources. These types of rules are usually applied to Web servers that are used for providing public access. These are also applied on SMTP servers to accept inbound mail delivery. Network rules: These rules define the traffic source, traffic destination, and the network Answer: D is incorrect. These rules are set for controlling outbound traffic. Answer: B is incorrect. These rules define how to handle the traffic. Answer: C is incorrect. There are no such ISA Server rule sets.

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#ISA Server#publishing rules#SMTP#firewall configuration

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