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Match each term with the correct statement below.
-serves two purposes: controlling access to all traffic that enters an internal network, and controlling all traffic that leaves an internal network
A)stateful packet filter
B)firewall
C)NAT
D)DMZ
E)stateless packet filter
F)user mode
G)enable mode
H)ASA
I)privileged mode

Question

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A firewall serves two purposes: controlling access to all traffic that enters an internal network and controlling all traffic that leaves an internal network.

Answer: A
 A stateful packet filter is a type of firewall that examines the contents of packets flowing into and out of the firewall to determine whether to allow or block the traffic.

Answer: C
 NAT (Network Address Translation) is a method of remapping one IP address space into another by modifying network address information in the IP header of packets.

Answer: D
 DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) is a part of a network that is isolated from the rest of the network and is used to host publicly accessible servers, such as web servers or email servers.

Answer: H
 ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance) is a type of firewall made by Cisco that provides network security and remote access VPN functionality.

Answer: F and I
 User Mode (F) is a mode that restricts access to certain system commands and router settings, while Privileged Mode (I) is a mode that provides access to all commands and settings on the router. These modes are used in Cisco routers and switches.

Answer: E 
 A stateless packet filter is a type of firewall that examines each packet in isolation and applies a set of filtering rules to determine whether the packet should be allowed or blocked.

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