Module 6 Creating and Managing Security Policy Rules Flashcards

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1
Q

What are the predefined security policy rules

A

Intrazone traffic and interzone traffic

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What is the diff between interzone and intrazone traffic.

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No traffic by default allowed between zones (interzone), but traffic allow to move freely within a zone (intrazone)

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3
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If you want to modify an existing predefine rule, what do you need to select and click?

A

Override button.

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What are the three policy rule types?

A

Universal, intrazone, and interzone (traffic goes freely between zones, but not within its own zone**).

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By default, is traffic allowed between zones?

A

By default, firewall IMPLICITLY allows intrazone (traffic within a zone), but not between zones (interzone).

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6
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By default, do predefined security policy rules log traffic?

A

No, they do not.

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7
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What happens if you place an explicit deny all rule in front of the two predefined implicit rules?

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It will deny intrazone traffic! This is no good

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8
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Are rules evaluated top to bottom?

A

Yes they are, once it finds a match, further rules are not evaluated.

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Are policy rules unidirectional?

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Yes, it goes one way. Policy rules allow traffic that is initiated in the direction that the security policy rules specifies: source zone to destination zone. It also allows the replies back.

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10
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What is rule shadowing?

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Traffic can match multiple rules, this sheds light on this fact.

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What is the rule changes archive?

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To meet regulatory compliance, you can track all audit comments in the audit comment archive under General Tab when constructing a policy rule.

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12
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BLDG a policy rule - under Source Tab, there are 5 categories for source user.

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Any, pre-logon, known-user, unknown, select

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What is a known user?

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All authenticated users, any IP address with a username mapped by User-ID

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What is an unknown user?

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All unauthenticated users, IP addresses not mapped to a user by User-ID.

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What is a pre-logon?

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Remote users connected to network using GlobalProtect, but are not logged into their system.

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16
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What is any?>

A

Any type of use

17
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What is select?

A

Select users or groups that have been added using the Add link.

18
Q

What is the default for the destination and source Zone?

19
Q

Can the commit function determine if there are app dependencies?

A

Yes it can, unresolved dependencies are reported.

20
Q

Action tab is second to last tab - so, there are 6 action tabs, what are they?

A

Allow, deny, drop, reset client, reset server, reset both client and server

21
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What is the allow tab?

22
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What is the deny tab?

A

Blocks traffic

23
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What is the drop tab?

A

Silently drops the traffic. TCP reset not sent to client or server.

24
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What is the reset both client and server?

A

Sends TCP reset to both client and server.

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What is the reset server tab?
Sends TCP reset to the server.
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What is the reset client tab?
Sends TCP reset to the client?
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What is an add object?
Name-value pair that can represent a single IP address, a range of IP addresses, an IP subnet or the FQDN.
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If you create a static Address Group, will that require a commit?
Yes
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What is a dynamic address group?
Tagged IP addresses automatically added to group. NO COMMIT necessary. TAG the group, firewall auto-tagging or external software.
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