A. allowing networks with overlapping private address space to communicate
B. preventing unauthorized connections from outside the network
C. allowing stateful packet inspection
D. conserving public IP addresses
A. Interfaces that are not in a redundancy group can still forward traffic, but no redundancy is available for them.
B. The interfaces cannot be mapped to security zones.
C. Only interfaces that have redundancy can be active in the JSRP cluster.
D. All interfaces will be redundant if they reside on a system that is part of a JSRP cluster.
A. transparent mode operation
B. network address translation
C. stateful ARP lookups
D. inspection of packets at higher levels (Layer 4 and above)
E. VPN establishment
A. network address translation
B. packet-based forwarding
C. VPN establishment
D. stateful packet processing
A. incoming interface
B. forwarding table
C. routing table
D. outgoing protocol
A. [edit security nat]user@host# showsource-nat {pool pool-1 {address-range {low 1.1.1.10 high 1.1.1.14 no-port-translation;}
B. [edit security nat]user@host# showinterface ge-0/0/0.0 {source-nat {pool pool-1 {address-range {low 1.1.1.10 high 1.1.1.14;}no-port-translation;}
C. [edit security nat]user@host# showinterface ge-0/0/0.0 {source-nat {pool pool-1 {address-range {low 1.1.1.10 high 1.1.1.14 no-port-translation;}
D. [edit security nat]user@host# showsource-nat {pool pool-1 {address-range {low 1.1.1.10 high 1.1.1.14;}no-port-translation;}
A. souce pool without PAT
B. static source pool
C. source pool with PAT
D. interface source pool
A. A zone defines a group of network segments with similar class-of-service requirements.
B. A zone defines the geographic region in which the router is deployed.
C. A zone defines a group of routers with a common management.
D. A zone defines a group of network segments with similar security requirements.
A. JUNOS software with enhanced services does not forward traffic by default; a traditional router forwards traffic by default.
B. JUNOS software with enhanced services uses session-based forwarding; a traditional router uses packet-based forwarding.
C. JUNOS software with enhanced services supports NAT and PAT; a traditional router does not support NAT or PAT.
D. JUNOS software with enhanced services performs route lookup for every packet; a traditional router performs route lookup only for the first packet.
A. static source pool
B. source pool with PAT
C. interface source pool
D. source pool without PAT