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What is a difference between a Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance firewall and a zone-based firewall? (Choose one answer)

  • A. Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance firewalls use policy-based routing, and zone-based firewalls use stateless access control lists.
  • B. Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance firewalls support application monitoring, and zone-based firewalls support packet inspection.
  • C. Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance firewalls use quality of service, and zone-based firewalls use throttling.
  • D. Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance firewalls support high-performance networks, and zone-based firewalls are suited for low traffic levels.
Correct Answer: D

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Answer: D (3 votes) 100%

Community Explanations & Comments (3)

Anonymous User 3 months ago
Selected: D
D
Anonymous User 3 months ago
Selected: D
I think D
Brave-Dumps.com Admin 3 months ago
Selected: D
The “low traffic levels” statement should be understood as a general comparison between a dedicated ASA appliance and firewall functionality integrated into a router, not as an absolute ZBFW limitation.