Review the CLI configuration below for an IPS sensor and identify the correct statements regarding this configuration from the choices below. (Select all that apply.) config ips sensor edit…

The `set os Linux` command restricts the sensor entry to only match signatures targeting the Linux operating system, not 'all operating systems'.

The `set log-packet enable` command explicitly configures the IPS sensor to capture packet traces as PCAP files and include them with the corresponding log messages when a signature match occurs.

The sensor name `LINUX_SERVER` does not imply matching an address object; `set location server` means the *target* of the attack is a server, and IPS matches traffic based on policy flow and signature conditions.

The `set action default` command means the sensor will use the default action defined for the matched signature, which is not necessarily 'reset' and could be 'pass' or 'block' depending on the signature's default behavior.

An IPS sensor acts as a filter, allowing administrators to select which specific IPS signatures are applied based on criteria such as operating system (`set os Linux`), application, protocol, severity, and attack location (`set location server`), when the sensor is attached to a firewall policy.