A.Firewall Path; Accept Path; Drop Path

B.Layer Path; Blade Path; Rule Path

C.Initial Path; Medium Path; Accelerated Path

D.Firewall Path; Accelerated Path; Medium Path

A.The Firewall kernel only touches the packet if the connection is accelerated

B.The Firewall kernel is replicated only with new connections and deletes itself once the connection times out

C.The Firewall can run the same policy on all cores

D.The Firewall can run different policies per core

A.Kerberos SSO which will be working for Active Directory integration

B.Based on Active Directory integration which allows the Security Gateway to correlate Active Directory users and machines to IP addresses in a method that is completely transparent to the user.

C.The ports 443 or 80 what will be used by Browser-Based and configured Authentication.

D.Obligatory usage of Captive Portal.

A.Making packets appear as if they come from an authorized IP address.
IP spoofing replaces the untrusted source IP address with a fake, trusted one, to hijack connections to your network. Attackers use IP spoofing to send malware and bots to your protected network, to execute DoS attacks, or to gain unauthorized access.

B.Disguising an illegal IP address behind an authorized IP address through Port Address Translation.

C.Hiding your firewall from unauthorized users.

D.Detecting people using false or wrong authentication logins

A.cvpnd_restart

B.cvpnrestart

C.cvpnd_restart

D.cvpnd restart