What is the problem, and how do you fix it?

You want to block corporate-internal-net and localnet from accessing Web sites containing inappropriate content. You are using WebTrends for URL filtering. You have disabled VPN-1 Control connections in the Global properties. Review the diagram and the Security Policies for GW_A and GW_B in the exhibit provided.

Corporate users and localnet users receive message “Web cannot be displayed”. In SmartView Tracker, you see the connections are dropped with message “content security is not reachable”.

What is the problem, and how do you fix it?

A.
The connection from GW_B to the internal WebTrends server is not allowed in the Policy.
Fix: Add a rule in GW_A’s Policy to allow source WebTrends Server, destination GW_B, service TCP port 18182, and action accept.

B.
The connection from GW_B to the WebTrend server is not allowed in the Policy.
Fix: Add a rule in GW_B’s Policy with Source GW_B, destination WebTrends server, service TCP port 18182, and action accept.

C.
The connection from GW_A to the WebTrends server is not allowed in the Policy.
Fix: Add a rule in GW_B’s Policy with source WebTrends server, destination GW_A, service TCP port 18182, and action accept.

D.
The connection from GW_A to the WebTrends server is not allowed in the Policy.
Fix: Add a rule in GW_B’s Policy with source GW_A, destination: WebTrends server, service TCP port 18182, and action accept.

E.
The connection from GW_A to the WebTrends server is not allowed in the Policy.
Fix: Add a rule in GW_A’s Policy to allow source GW_A, destination WebTrends server, service TCP port 18182, and action accept.