Typical for SOHO applications, a __________ is a single router between internal and external networks with stateless or full packet filtering.
A) single bastion T
B) double bastion inline
C) screening router
D) host-resident firewall

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A screening router is the most common and appropriate choice for small office/home office (SOHO) applications. It provides a single point of entry and filters packets based on predetermined criteria. A single bastion (A) is a heavily fortified device that allows only a single access point to an internal network and is more suitable for larger organizations. Double bastion inline (B) is a configuration that adds an additional layer of security and is also more appropriate for larger organizations. A host-resident firewall (D) is a software-based firewall that runs on individual computers, but is not as efficient or secure as a screening router for SOHO applications.

Typical for SOHO Applications, a __________ Is a Single Router