In VPN-1/FireWall-1, Security Administrators can define URI Resource Properties to strip which of
the following from HTML? (Choose three)

A.
Java applets

B.
Invalid mime types

C.
Java scripts

D.
ActiveX code

E.
Any content of a Web page

Explanation:

Action Tab Options
In the Action tab of the URI Resource dialog box, shown in Figure below, you
define what happens to the traffic if it matches your specifications. The
Replacement URI field is our favorite feature for HTTP scanning. If this
value is defined and the Action of the rule that incorporates this resource is
Drop or Reject, then this URI is given to the user instead of the URI they
requested. For example, if a user tried to visit pornographic sites during
work hours, you could redirect them to a custom web page that outlines the
Human Resources policies that prohibit this kind of activity.

If a UFP server, defined on this URI resource, sends a URL for redirection, it
will override this replacement URI.
HTML Weeding options allow you to strip specified code from an HTML
page. The user will not be aware that the code has been stripped (Java applets
already in the cache are not affected by this option).