NSE4 · Question #466
NSE4 Question #466: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: The firewall policies for policy-based are bidirectional. The firewall policies for route- based are. Policy-based IPsec VPNs use bidirectional firewall policies with an explicit 'IPsec' action, whereas route-based VPNs use separate unidirectional policies that simply 'Accept' traffic routed to a virtual IPsec interface.
Question
Which of the following statements is true regarding the differences between route-based and policy-based IPsec VPNs? (Choose two.)
Options
- AThe firewall policies for policy-based are bidirectional. The firewall policies for route- based are
- BIn policy-based VPNs the traffic crossing the tunnel must be routed to the virtual IPsec
- CThe action for firewall policies for route-based VPNs may be Accept or Deny, for policy- based
- DPolicy-based VPN uses an IPsec interface, route-based does not.
Explanation
Policy-based IPsec VPNs use bidirectional firewall policies with an explicit 'IPsec' action, whereas route-based VPNs use separate unidirectional policies that simply 'Accept' traffic routed to a virtual IPsec interface.
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- B. In policy-based VPNs, traffic is not routed to a virtual IPsec interface; instead, the policy itself specifies which traffic should be encrypted and sent over the tunnel. Routing to a virtual IPsec interface is characteristic of route-based VPNs.
- D. Route-based VPNs do use a virtual IPsec interface (e.g., a 'vpn-tunnel' interface) to which routes are added, whereas policy-based VPNs rely solely on the firewall policy to define the encrypted traffic without a dedicated virtual interface for routing.
Concept tested. Route-based vs. Policy-based IPsec VPN characteristics
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