SecureXL is able to accelerate the Connection Rate using templates. Which attributes are used in the template to identify the connection?
SecureXL is able to accelerate the Connection Rate using templates. Which attributes are used in the template to identify the connection?
SecureXL uses templates to accelerate the Connection Rate by identifying the connection with specific attributes. These attributes are the Source address, Destination address, Destination port, and Protocol. The Source port is not used for connection acceleration but could be relevant for packet acceleration. Therefore, the correct attributes are Source address, Destination address, Destination port, and Protocol.
correct SecureXL uses 4 and packet acceleration uses 5.
Correct answer is C
packet accleration 5 (with source port) connection/session accleration 4 tuples (without source port)
according to CCSE course, its D
Answer is C
C is correct
C is correct
D is correct Packet acceleration, which is also referred to as throughput acceleration, identifies connections by five attributes: • Source address • Destination address • Source port • Destination port • Protocol CCSE Guide R80.10 Page 399
When SecureXL is active (by default it is), once this first packet of a connection has been validated by the firewall, subsequent packets from the same connection ( the same 5-tuple: source IP, destination IP, source port, destination port and application ), are processed lower in the stack, at the OS level. (Accelerated path). Those packet are not inspected. SecureXL will extend the concept of packet acceleration to the session level (new connections on same session): the source port IS HIDDEN, creating a template and speeding up the entire session. So the right answer is C
Packet accel identifies connections by 5 attributes: Source address, Destination address, Source port, Destination port, Protocol