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| T/F: ESXi Firewall is enabled by default in 5.1 |
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| At installation time, the ESXi Firewall is configured to block incoming and outgoing traffic except certain default services. Name 3 |
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| What does the ruleset configuration file contain? |
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| Firewall rules for each service and describe the rule's relationship with ports and protocols |
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| How can you add services to the ESXi Firewall? |
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| Create and install a VIB package that contains a ruleset configuration file for the service |
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| Name 3 management tasks you can perform on ESXi Firewall using the vSphere Client |
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1. View Firewall Settings on the Host's Security Profile
2. Allow or Deny Access to Services
3. Add Allowed IP Addresses |
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| You can automate when a service starts or stops using a service startup policy. What are the 3 startup policy options? |
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1. Start automatically if any ports are open, and stop when all ports are closed
2. Start and stop with the host
3. Start and stop manually |
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| T/F: By default, all IP addressees are allowed |
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