Refer to the exhibit. The exhibit shows the IPS sensor configuration. If traffic matches this IPS sensor, which two actions is the sensor expected to take? (Choose two.)

The IPS sensor configuration (as shown in the implied exhibit) includes an explicit rule or setting that specifies the action for the NTP.Spoofed.KoD.DoS signature as 'Allow' or 'Pass', letting such traffic through. This is a configurable action within an IPS sensor.

The IPS sensor configuration (as shown in the implied exhibit) includes a rule or filter that targets 'Windows servers' and sets the action for matching attacks to 'Block', preventing them from reaching those systems. IPS sensors allow defining attack target-based actions.

If 'Reset' was configured for all matched signatures, then options A (allow) and B (block) would contradict this general action, indicating more specific rules are in place.

While packet logging is a common IPS feature, the question asks for the primary actions the sensor is expected to take on traffic, not supplementary logging functions.