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You can select only source networks.

You must have preconfigured the network as an object.

You can select the source and destination networks or network groups.

You cannot include multiple networks or network groups as sources or destinations.

You can use geolocation criteria to specify source IP addresses by country and continent, as well as destination IP addresses by country and continent.

You can use geolocation criteria to specify destination IP addresses by country but not source IP addresses.

You can use geolocation criteria to specify source and destination IP addresses by country but not by continent.

You can use geolocation criteria to specify source and destination IP addresses by continent but not by country.

testing password strength when accessing an application

limiting general user access to administrative file shares

enforcing two-factor authentication for access to critical servers

issuing an alert if a noncompliant operating system is detected or if a host operating system changes to a noncompliant operating system when it was previously profiled as a compliant one

Nothing happens, because you cannot assign a group of rules to a correlation policy.

The network traffic is blocked.

The Defense Center generates a correlation event and initiates any configured responses.

An event is logged to the Correlation Policy Management table.

preprocessor configurations to define what to do with packets before the detection engine sees them, and detection engine configurations to define exactly how alerting is to take place

a rule statement characterized by the message you configure to appear in the alert, and the rule body that contains all of the matching criteria such as source, destination, and protocol

a rule header to define source, destination, and protocol, and the output configuration to determine which form of output to produce if the rule triggers

a rule body that contains packet-matching criteria or options to define where to look for content in a packet, and a rule header to define matching criteria based on where a packet originates, where it is going, and over which protocol

the directional operator in the rule header

the "flow" rule option

specification of the source and destination ports in the rule header

The detection engine evaluates all sides of a TCP communication regardless of the rule options.

Static NAT supports only TCP traffic.

Static NAT is normally deployed for outbound traffic only.

Static NAT provides a one-to-one mapping between IP addresses.

Static NAT provides a many-to-one mapping between IP addresses.

SSL and HTTPS

PPTP and MPLS

client and route-based

point-to-point, star, and mesh

the total elapsed time it takes to process a packet

the amount of time it takes for a rule to process

the amount of time it takes to process an event

the time span between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped