A.Delete the existing object in use.

B.Refresh the Cisco FMC GUI for the access control policy.

C.Redeploy the updated configuration.

D.Create another rule using a different object name.

A.Traffic inspection can be interrupted temporarily when configuration changes are deployed.

B.The system performs intrusion inspection followed by file inspection.

C.They can block traffic based on Security Intelligence data.

D.File policies use an associated variable set to perform intrusion prevention.

E.The system performs a preliminary inspection on trusted traffic to validate that it matches the trusted parameters.

A.Both devices can be part of a different group that must be in the same domain when configured within the FMC.

B.The units must be different models if they are part of the same series.

C.The units must be configured only for firewall routed mode.

D.The units must be the same model.

E.The units must be the same version

A.The BVI IP address must be in a separate subnet from the connected network.

B.Bridge groups are supported in both transparent and routed firewall modes.

C.Bridge groups are supported only in transparent firewall mode.

D.Bidirectional Forwarding Detection echo packets are allowed through the FTD when using bridge-group members.

E.Each directly connected network must be on the same subnet.

A.Add the malicious file to the block list.

B.Send a snapshot to Cisco for technical support.

C.Forward the result of the investigation to an external threat-analysis engine.

D.Wait for Cisco Threat Response to automatically block the malware.