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Home > Dashboard > System > Device > Register Device -Answers= Register a Device (5) Device > Settings > Licenses -Answers= View License (3) Device > Settings > Administration > Firewall Administrator -Answers= Change SonicWall Name (4) Device > Settings > Administration > Login/Multiple Administration -Answers= Change Inactivity Logout (4) Object > Match Objects > Zones > Add Zones -Answers= Create Zone (4) Public Trusted SSL VPN -Answers= What are the Zone Security Types? Interface -Answers= What is X2? LAN -Answers= What zone is X2? Network > System > Interfaces > Add Interface -Answers= Create an Interface WAN -Answers= What zone is X1? Virtual Interface VPN Tunnel Interface 4to6 Tunnel Interface -Answers= What are the types of Interfaces? T -Answers= T/F Physical interfaces are bound to a single port Object > Match Objects > Addresses > Address Objects > Add -Answers= Create a Host Object (5) LAN -Answers= ZT: For nodes behind LAN interfaces WAN -Answers= ZT: For nodes on the internet or the public side of the SonicWall firewall VPN -Answers= ZT: For nodes reachable across a Site-to-Site VPN or Remote to Site VPN SSLVPN -Answers= ZT: For nodes reachable across SSL VPN connections Multicast -Answers= ZT: For IP multicast traffic. The IP address range from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 Host Range Network MAC FQDN -Answers= What are the five Address Object Types? Host -Answers= Address Object Type: Defines a single IP address Range -Answers= Address Object Type: Defines a range of contiguous IP addresses Network -Answers= Address Object Type: Defines a subnet MAC -Answers= Address Object Type: Defines a host by its hardware addresses FQDN -Answers= Address Object Type: Denotes the DNS name of a host Address Objects -Answers= ____________________ allow for entities to be defined one time and to be re used in multiple referential instances through the SonicOS interface Object > Match Objects > Services > Service Objects > Add -Answers= Create a Service Object (5) Service Object -Answers= _____________________ is a protocol/port range combination that defines a service Service Group -Answers= ________________________ is a group of services that, after defined, enable you to quickly establish firewall rules without manually configuring each service F -Answers= T/F: By default, no services are predefined T -Answers= T/F: You can create custom service objects and custom service groups to meet your specific business requirements Policy > Rules and Policies > NAT Rules > Add -Answers= Configure a NAT Rule (4) NAT -Answers= ___________________ translates the IP addresses used on your private LAN to a single, public IP address that is used on the internet T -Answers= T/F: NAT allows multiple computers to access the internet, even if only one IP address has been provided by your ISP One-to-One -Answers= NAT Policy: Maps directly to another IP address
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