Which action will resolve the issue?

Click the Exhibit button. — Exhibit – — Exhibit — TCP traffic sourced from Host A destined for
Host B is being redirected using filter-based forwarding to use the Red network. However,
return traffic from Host B destined for Host A is using the Blue network and getting dropped
by the SRX device. Which action will resolve the issue?

Click the Exhibit button. — Exhibit – — Exhibit — TCP traffic sourced from Host A destined for
Host B is being redirected using filter-based forwarding to use the Red network. However,
return traffic from Host B destined for Host A is using the Blue network and getting dropped
by the SRX device. Which action will resolve the issue?

A.
Enable asyncronous-routing under the Blue zone.

B.
Disable TCP sequence checking.

C.
Configure ge-0/0/1 to belong to the Red zone.

D.
Disable RPF checking.



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kees

kees

What about A ?

Lucas

Lucas

Chapter 4, pag41
In the example on the slide, no guarantee exists that return traffic will use the same
interface as the initiating traffic. If the return traffic were to arrive at an interface assigned to a separate security zone, the Junos OS would drop the traffic due to a zone mismatch. To avoid this scenario, we recommend that both egress interfaces reside in the same security zone.