The fw tab –t ___________ command displays the NAT table.

While troubleshooting a DHCP relay issue, you run a fw ctl zdebug drop and see the following
output: ;[cpu_1];[fw_0];fw_log_drop: Packet proto=17 10.216.14.108:67 > 172.31.2.1:67 dropped
by fw_handle_first_packet Reason: fwconn_init_links (INBOUND) failed; Where 10.216.14.108 is
the IP address of the DHCP server and 172.31.2.1 is the VIP of the Cluster. What is the most
likely cause of this drop?

You are trying to troubleshoot a NAT issue on your network, and you use a kernel debug to verify
a connection is correctly translated to its NAT address. What flags should you use for the kernel
debug?

Since switching your network to ISP redundancy you find that your outgoing static NAT
connections are failing. You use the command _________ to debug the issue.

Remote VPN clients can initiate connections with internal hosts, but internal hosts are unable to
initiate connections with the remote VPN clients, even though the policy is configured to allow it.
You think that this is caused by NAT. What command can you run to see if NAT is occurring on a
packet?

Where in a fw monitor output would you see source address translation occur in cases of
automatic Hide NAT?

Where in a fw monitor output would you see destination address translation occur in cases of
inbound automatic static NAT?

Which flag in the fw monitor command is used to print the position of the kernel chain?

Server A is subject to automatically static NAT and also resides on a network which is subject to
automatic Hide NAT. With regards to address translation what will happen when Server A
initiates outbound communication?

In your SecurePlatform configuration you need to set up a manual static NAT entry. After creating
the proper NAT rule what step needs to be completed?