what point in the monitor output will you observe the HTTP SYN-ACK packet translated from 216.216.216.5 back into 10.10.10.5?

You enable Automatic Static NAT on an internal host node object with a private IP address of
10.10.10.5, which is NATed into 216.216.216.5. (You use the default settings in Global Properties
/ NAT.)
When you run fw monitor on the R77 Security Gateway and then start a new HTTP connection
from host 10.10.10.5 to browse the Internet, at what point in the monitor output will you observe
the HTTP SYN-ACK packet translated from 216.216.216.5 back into 10.10.10.5?

You enable Automatic Static NAT on an internal host node object with a private IP address of
10.10.10.5, which is NATed into 216.216.216.5. (You use the default settings in Global Properties
/ NAT.)
When you run fw monitor on the R77 Security Gateway and then start a new HTTP connection
from host 10.10.10.5 to browse the Internet, at what point in the monitor output will you observe
the HTTP SYN-ACK packet translated from 216.216.216.5 back into 10.10.10.5?

A.
o=outbound kernel, before the virtual machine
B. I=inbound kernel, after the virtual machine

C.
O=outbound kernel, after the virtual machine

D.
i=inbound kernel, before the virtual machine



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Leonardo

Leonardo

(B) indeed.

FriedBacon

FriedBacon

It is B, note that SYN-ACK is sent by the user/client, hence e know that it is either i(pre-in) or I(post-in) this type of packet is processed in I