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| Question ID 18649 | In SmartView Tracker, you see an entry for an outbound connection showing address |
| Option A | The entry is for a Static NAT connection, from a specific host that has been infected by a worm. |
| Option B | The entry is for a Hide NAT connection from a specific host. |
| Option C | The entry is for an automatic Static NAT connection, where inbound traffic is managed by a separate rule. |
| Option D | The entry is for a manual Hide NAT connection, from a specific host infected by a worm. |
| Correct Answer | B |
| Question ID 18650 | How can you reset Secure Internal Communications (SIC) between a SmartCenter Server |
| Option A | From the SmartCenter Server's command line type fw putkey <shared key> <IP Address of SmartCenter Server>. |
| Option B | From the SmartCenter Server's command line type fw putkey <shared key> <IP Address of Security Gateway>. |
| Option C | Run the command fwm sic_reset to reinitialize the Internal Certificate Authority (ICA) of the SmartCenter Server. Then retype the activation key on the Security Gateway from SmartDashboard. |
| Option D | From cpconfig on the SmartCenter Server, choose the Secure Internal Communication option and retype the activation key. Next, retype the same key in the gateway object in SmartDashboard and reinitialize Secure Internal Communications (SIC). |
| Option E | Use SmartUpdate to retype the activation key of the Security Gateway. |
| Correct Answer | D |