Review the Rule Base displayed.
For which rules will the connection templates be generated in SecureXL?
A.
Rules 2 and 5
B.
Rules 2 through 5
C.
Rule 2 only
D.
All rules except Rule 3
Review the Rule Base displayed.
For which rules will the connection templates be generated in SecureXL?
Review the Rule Base displayed.
For which rules will the connection templates be generated in SecureXL?
A.
Rules 2 and 5
B.
Rules 2 through 5
C.
Rule 2 only
D.
All rules except Rule 3
C is Correct Answer! (Rule 3 in this question is of action “Client Auth”)
If the Rule Base contains a rule regarding one of the following components, the Connection Templates will be disabled for connections matching this rule, and for all of the following rules:
Security Server connections.
Time objects in the rules.
Dynamic Objects and/or Domain Objects.
Services of type “other” with a match expression.
User/Client/Session Authentication actions.
Services of type RPC/DCERPC/DCOM.
When installing a policy containing restricted rules, you will receive console messages indicating that Connection Templates will not be created due to the rules that have been defined. The warnings should be used as a recommendation that will assist you to fine-tune your policy in order to optimize performance.
Connection templates will be generated for simple TCP or UDP connections. eg a user connection with different source ports to a webserver on port 80. Connection Templates is part of the SecureXL (aka Performance Pack)technology
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Correct Answer is “C. Rule 2 only” as CPUG sad. His explanation is correct too.
So why not rule 5 as well?
Connections are for http and ftp as per picture link by Eddye?
FTP cannot be accelerated 🙂
Hence that policy, even if it ha http will not be processed for SecureXL
Sorry FTP is session authentication.
B.securexl will be disabled below rule 2
I meant C
D. All rules except Rule 3
It’s Rule 2 bro
On other policies, SecureXL wont work
Rule 1 and 6 are drop rules, so they might create drop templates, but never could they create connection templates, impossible.
Rule 2 can create connection templates, no one doubts.
Rule 3 and following: CPUG gave the right explanation.