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1. Using IP address to transport packets 2. Using MAC address to transport packets 3. Using rules to screen incoming and outgoing packets 4. Do not use source or destination addresses to transport packets 5. Always used for internet transportation of packets 6. Broadcast to all devices when transport packets for internal networks Choices: Hubs Switches Firewalls Routers

          1. Using IP address to transport packets
2. Using MAC address to transport packets
3. Using rules to screen incoming and outgoing packets
4. Do not use source or destination addresses to transport packets
5. Always used for internet transportation of packets
6. Broadcast to all devices when transport packets for internal networks
Choices:
Hubs
Switches
Firewalls
Routers
        
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Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition
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00:01 Hello everyone.
00:02 So in this question we have to select the correct statements with regard to packet filters of a firewall.
00:09 So our statement first is they are usually driven by a table with information in regards to acceptable sources and destination.
00:59 So yes, this statement is true about packet filters of a firewall.
01:08 Next, talking about statement true, statement second.
01:13 So, statement second says default rules about what needs to be done in regards to packets coming from or going to other machines.
02:02 So yes, this statement is also true with regard to packet filters of firework...
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