Which of the following resources are manually allocated to the virtual system? (Multiple choice)

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Options

• AVLAN
• BSafe area
• CBandwidth
• DInterface

• A
  82% (18)
• B
  18% (4)

Explanation

In virtual system (vsys) environments - common on enterprise firewalls like Huawei devices - certain resources must be explicitly assigned by an administrator to partition the system. VLANs (A), Bandwidth (C), and Interfaces (D) are all manually allocated because they are finite, shared resources drawn from a common pool: you hand specific VLANs, physical/logical interfaces, and bandwidth limits to each virtual system to isolate and control its reach.

Why B (Safe area / Security zone) is wrong: Security zones are not allocated to a virtual system from an external pool - they are created and configured within the virtual system itself. They are an internal organizational construct, not a shareable resource that the administrator assigns from a master pool.

Memory tip: Think "external vs. internal." Interfaces, VLANs, and Bandwidth are external, shared infrastructure that must be carved out and handed over - like assigning a room, a phone line, and a data quota to a tenant. Security zones are furniture inside the room - configured by the tenant, not allocated by the landlord.

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