Name one limitation of using Security Zones in the network?
Name one limitation of using Security Zones in the network?
Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules. This is because the functionality of security zones is not supported in the manual configuration of NAT (Network Address Translation) rules within network security management. Automating NAT rules may use security zone objects to streamline IP address translation, but manual rules do not permit the use of these zone objects.
According to the CCSA-R81.10 guide at page 229, there is a note at the end of the page: "Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules."
The official cert says: Security Zones will not work in Manual NAT rules. Answer B
According to the CCSA-R81.10 guide at page 229, there is a note at the end of the page: "Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules."
According to the CCSA-R81.10 guide, page 229, "Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules."
kortext.com the CCSA-R81.10 guide, page 229, "Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules."
The question is outdated, since R81 Security Zones can be used in NAT rules. "NAT policy supports Security Zones only for R81 Security Gateways and higher." https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81.20/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81.20_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/Content/Topics-SECMG/Security-Zones.htm?tocpath=Managing%20Objects%7CNetwork%20Object%20Types%7C_____11
A as Sec Zones can be used in the Manual Hide rules + from Quantum Sec mgmt R81.20 guide, p262 Working with Automatic NAT Rules You can create Automatic NAT rules for these objects: Security Gateways Hosts Networks Address Ranges
Of course A. There is no place to set Automatic NAT in zone object. Security zones can be used in manual hide NAT rules.
Page 117 in the guide "Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules."
The answer is A. Security zones will not work in Automatic NAT rules. Security zones are used to control traffic between different parts of a network. They can be used in firewall policies to control which traffic is allowed or denied. However, they cannot be used in Automatic NAT rules. Automatic NAT rules are used to automatically translate private IP addresses to public IP addresses when traffic leaves the network. Security zones are not used in Automatic NAT rules because they are not needed. The firewall will automatically translate the IP addresses based on the security zone that the traffic is coming from or going to.
Correct answer is A. A. There is no option for Automatic NAT in Zones configuration. Zone object is read-only. B. You can select zone when configuraing manual NAT! Just type InternalZone and you will be able to select it and add to NAT rule C. Same as with point B- you can add zone to policy D. Security zones are actually used in network topologies - this is where you define them
Explained on the bottom of page 229 CCSA R81.10
B is correct
B is correct
Correct Answer is A. Security zones will not work in Automatic NAT rules Tested this in Demo mode for R81.10. Manual NAT rules can be created using Zone objects. Automatic NAT rules cannot be created through Zone objects as Zone objects doesn't even have any NAT options within.
Answer B According to the CCSA-R81.10 guide, page 229, "Security zones will not work in Manual NAT rules."
Answer A, Tested in LAB https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/Topics-SECMG/Working_with_Automatic_NAT_Rules.htm