NSE4_FGT-7.0 · Question #186
When configuring a firewall virtual wire pair policy, which following statement is true?
The correct answer is A. Any number of virtual wire pairs can be included, as long as the policy traffic direction is the. This question addresses the configuration flexibility of firewall virtual wire pair policies, specifically regarding how many virtual wire pairs can be managed by a single policy.
Question
When configuring a firewall virtual wire pair policy, which following statement is true?
Options
- AAny number of virtual wire pairs can be included, as long as the policy traffic direction is the
- BOnly a single virtual wire pair can be included in each policy.
- CAny number of virtual wire pairs can be included in each policy, regardless of the policy traffic
- DExactly two virtual wire pairs need to be included in each policy.
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A93% (56)
- B2% (1)
- C3% (2)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
This question addresses the configuration flexibility of firewall virtual wire pair policies, specifically regarding how many virtual wire pairs can be managed by a single policy.
A firewall virtual wire pair policy can encompass any number of virtual wire pairs as long as the traffic flow direction defined for the policy remains consistent across all included pairs. This ensures logical application of rules for traffic traversing these segments.
Restricting a policy to only a single virtual wire pair is an unnecessary limitation and does not reflect common firewall policy configuration capabilities.
While multiple virtual wire pairs can be included, their traffic direction must be consistent within a single policy; mixing directions would create ambiguous rule application.
There is no requirement for exactly two virtual wire pairs; a policy's scope depends on network design and can include one or more pairs as needed.
Concept tested: Firewall virtual wire pair policy scope
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