Question 6 of 109

SRX Series devices have a maximum of how many rollback configurations?

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Question 7 of 109

Unified threat management (UTM) inspects traffic from which three protocols? (Choose three.)

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The suggested answer is A, B, D.

Unified threat management (UTM) systems inspect traffic from multiple protocols to provide comprehensive network security. HTTP is a common protocol that UTM solutions inspect to detect and prevent threats from web traffic such as malicious websites and malware downloads. SMTP is another critical protocol inspected by UTM systems since email traffic can carry threats like spam, malware attachments, and phishing attempts. FTP is also inspected by UTM solutions to monitor file transfers and prevent the spread of malware. SNMP and SSH are generally used for network management and secure remote access, respectively, and are not typically the primary focus of UTM inspection.

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Question 8 of 109

When are Unified Threat Management services performed in a packet flow?

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The suggested answer is D.

Unified Threat Management (UTM) services are typically performed after network address translation (NAT). This sequence ensures that the final destination addresses and ports are used for security inspection, which reduces false positives and ensures accurate threat detection.

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Question 9 of 109

When configuring antispam, where do you apply any local lists that are configured?

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The suggested answer is D.

When configuring antispam, local lists such as blacklists or whitelists need to be applied within the antispam UTM policy. The UTM (Unified Threat Management) policy specifies how the system should handle spam, including the application of these local lists to manage email filtering rules effectively.

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Question 10 of 109

Screens on an SRX Series device protect against which two types of threats? (Choose two.)

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The suggested answer is A, B.

Screens on an SRX Series device protect against IP spoofing and ICMP flooding. IP spoofing occurs when an invalid source address is inserted in the packet header to make the packet appear to come from a trusted source, which can be prevented by SRX device screens. ICMP flooding, or an ICMP flood attack, happens when ICMP echo requests overwhelm the network resources, and SRX device screens can set thresholds to reject excessive ICMP packets, thus protecting against this type of flood attack.

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