When configuring Anti-Spoofing, which tracking options can an Administrator select?
When configuring Anti-Spoofing, which tracking options can an Administrator select?
When configuring Anti-Spoofing, the tracking options that an Administrator can select are typically related to logging and alerts. 'Log, Alert, None' are common tracking options as they allow for different levels of monitoring and response to potential threats. Logging provides a record of the events, alerts notify administrators of potential issues, and 'None' turns off tracking. The other options like 'Drop Packet', 'Allow Packets', 'Send SNMP Trap', and 'Email' do not fit as standard tracking options for Anti-Spoofing.
A is the right one, just checked in SmartConsole R81.20
answer is correct
A is correct.
A. Log, Alert, None When configuring Anti-Spoofing, an Administrator can select the following tracking options: - Log: Create a log entry when spoofed packets are detected. - Alert: Show an alert when spoofed packets are detected. - None: Do not log or alert when spoofed packets are detected.