A port firewall policy is applied to a trunk port that denies controller access. An “allow all” Vlan
firewall policy is applied to VLAN 33 on the same port. A user connected to VLAN 33 on that port
attempts to gain access to the controller. What happens next?

A.
The Port policy is applied, therefore no controller access

B.
The Vlan policy is applied, then the port policy, therefore no controller access

C.
The Vlan policy is applied, therefore access to the controller is allowed

D.
You cannot place a firewall policy on a Ports Vlan when the Port already has a policy, therefore
no controller access

E.
When locally connected to a controllers port you always have controller access

Explanation: