When the Client Authentication method requires Manual Sign On, users must connect to which of
the following ports?

In the Client Authentication Action Properties dialog box, the Manual Sign On method is selected.
This means:

Which of the following responses is TRUE about creating user templates? (Choose two)

What is the advantage of using VPN-1/FireWall-1 Password for the authentication scheme, rather
than using OS Password?

Which of the following statements accurately describes VPN-1/FireWall-1 Session Authentication?
(Choose three)

You have created a rule so that every time a user wants to connect to the Internet using HTTP,
that user must be authenticated. You want an authentication scheme that provides transparency
for the user, and administrative control for you. The user must be able to log in from any location.
Which authentication scheme meets your needs?

The VPN-1/Firewall-1 NG User Interface consists of which of the following elements?

You are attempting to implement Client Authentication for FTP. You have the accept firewall
control connection option unchecked in the Policies and Properties dialog box.
In the following Rule base, which rule would prevent a user from performing Client Authentication?

As a VPN-1/Firewall-1 administrator, you have an undistributed range of IP addresses for which
you want to perform address translation. You can simplify your efforts through the use of
ADDRESS RANGE.

In the figure below, Localnet is an internal network with private addresses A corresponding set of
public addresses is available as follows:
Public IP addresses Private IP addresses
199.203.73.15-199.203.73.115 200.0.0.100-200.0.0.200
The private addresses are translated to public addresses by specifying addresses Translation in
the NAT tab of Localnet’s network properties window. Source addresses for the outbound packets
from hosts in Localnet will be translated to 199.203.73.12 as shown in the figure below.