A、when the remote VPN peer is behind a NAT device
B、when multiple networks need to be reached across the tunnel and GRE cannot be used
C、when the remote VPN peer is a dialup or remote access client
D、when a dynamic routing protocol is required across the VPN and GRE cannot be used
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A、A route-based VPN generally uses less resources than a policy-based VPN. B、A route-based VPN cannot have a deny action in a policy； a policy-based VPN can have a deny action. C、A route-based VPN is better suited for dialup or remote access compared to a policy-based VPN. D、A route-based VPN uses a policy referencing the IPsec VPN； a policy-based VPN policy does not use apolicy referencing the IPsec VPN
A、A.secure tunnel interface B、B.security policy to permit the IKE traffic C、C.a route for the tunneled transit traffic D、D.tunnel policy for transit traffic referencing the IPsec VPN
A、You cannot assign st interfaces to a security zone. B、You cannot apply static NAT on an st interface logical unit. C、st interfaces are optional when configuring a route-based VPN D、A static route can reference the st interface logical unit as the next-hop
A、A.Topology-based switching B、B.Demand-based switching C、C.Route caching D、D.Flow-based switching E、E.None of the other alternatives apply
A、when the remote VPN peer is behind a NAT device B、when multiple networks need to be reached across the tunnel C、when the remote VPN peer is a dialup or remote access client D、when a dynamic routing protocol such as OSPF is required across the VPN
A、Send periodic updates regardless of topology changes. B、Send entire routing table to all routers in the routing domain. C、Use the shortest-path algorithm to the determine best path. D、Update the routing table based on updates from their neighbors. E、Maintain the topology of the entire network in its database.
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