Refer to the exhibit.

What is a reasonable conclusion?

By default, how does the Cisco ASA authenticate itself to the Cisco ASDM users?

When will a Cisco ASA that is operating in transparent firewall mode perform a routing table
lookup instead of a MAC address table lookup to determine the outgoing interface of a packet?

Which flag not shown in the output of the show conn command is used to indicate that an initial
SYN packet is from the outside (lower security-level interface)?

Which statement about the default ACL logging behavior of the Cisco ASA is true?

Which Cisco ASA feature enables the ASA to do these two things? 1) Act as a proxy for the server
and generate a SYN-ACK response to the client SYN request. 2) When the Cisco ASA receives
an ACK back from the client, the Cisco ASA authenticates the client and allows the connection to
the server.

Which option is not supported when the Cisco ASA is operating in transparent mode and also is
using multiple security contexts?

Refer to the exhibit.

What does the * next to the CTX security context indicate?

Which Cisco ASA feature is implemented by the ip verify reverse-path interface interface_name
command?

In one custom dynamic application, the inside client connects to an outside server using TCP port
4444 and negotiates return client traffic in the port range of 5000 to 5500. The server then starts
streaming UDP data to the client on the negotiated port in the specified range. Which Cisco ASA
feature or command supports this custom dynamic application?