Which of the following descriptions about deploying a firewall virtual system is incorrect?

Question

Options

• AA resource class can be bound to multiple virtual systems at the same time
• BYou can view the created virtual systems and allocated resources in the "Virtual System List"
• CConfigure the resource class first, and then enable the virtual system for binding
• DResource class r0 is bound to the root system by default and cannot be deleted or modified.

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  6% (3)
• C
  83% (44)
• D
  9% (5)

Explanation

Option C is marked as the incorrect description because it reverses the proper deployment sequence - the correct procedure is to first enable the virtual system, then configure and bind a resource class to it, not the other way around. You cannot bind a resource class to a virtual system that hasn't been enabled yet.

Why the distractors are accurate (and thus not the answer):

• A is true: a single resource class can be shared across multiple virtual systems simultaneously, allowing flexible resource allocation.
• B is true: the Virtual System List interface does display both created virtual systems and their allocated resource details.
• D is true: resource class r0 is the default, pre-bound to the root system, and is protected - it cannot be deleted or modified by administrators.

Memory tip: Think of it like renting an apartment - you must first create (enable) the apartment (virtual system) before you can assign a lease plan (resource class) to it. C has the tenant moving in before the building exists.

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