An administrator has configured the following settings: What does the configuration do? (Choose two.)

The configuration reduces the amount of logs by likely setting the firewall policy's logging option to disable or limit log generation for traffic that is explicitly denied, preventing excessive log entries from dropped packets.

There is no direct indication that the configuration enforces device detection or sets a 30-minute enforcement duration on all interfaces, as this is unrelated to denying traffic or logging.

The configuration is related to handling denied network traffic and its logging, not explicitly blocking specific *users* for a defined duration, which involves different authentication or security profile settings.

The configuration creates a session for traffic being denied, which is typically achieved by setting the firewall policy's action to actively 'reject' the traffic (e.g., by sending a TCP RST or ICMP unreachable message) instead of silently dropping it, necessitating a temporary session state for the response.