You have created a Windows Firewall custom rule to allow incoming traffic to a specific program on a specific port, but the program is still not accessible during the specified times of day.Question: Which of the following troubleshooting steps is NOT recommended?1.0 MarksVerify that the program is running and listening on the specified port.Verify that the firewall is not blocking incoming traffic to the specified port.Disable all other antivirus and firewall software.Restart the computer.Verify that the rule is enabled.

You want to create a Windows Firewall custom rule to allow incoming traffic to a specific program on a specific port, but only from specific IP addresses and only during specific times of day. Additionally, you want the rule to apply to all users on the computer.Steps:Open the Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security console.Click Inbound Rules in the left pane.Click New Rule.Select Program on the Rule Type page and click Next.Click This program path and browse to the executable file for the program.Click Next.On the Action page, select Allow the connection and click Next.On the Profile page, select All profiles and click Next.On the Scope page, click Add Address and specify the IP addresses that are allowed to access the program.Click OK and click Next.On the Schedule page, click Add Schedule and specify the times of day that the rule is active.Click OK and click Next.Name the rule and click Finish.Question: Which of the following steps is NOT required?1.0 MarksSelect Custom on the Profile page and select all of the profiles that the rule should apply to.Click Add Address and specify the IP addresses that are allowed to access the program on the Scope page.All of the above steps are required.Click Add Schedule and specify the times of day that the rule is active on the Schedule page.Select All profiles on the Profile page.

You want to create a Windows Firewall custom rule to block outgoing traffic to a specific website, but only from a specific IP address and only during specific times of day, and the program is also running on a specific user account.Steps:Open the Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security console.Click Outbound Rules in the left pane.Click New Rule.Select Port on the Rule Type page and click Next.Select TCP or UDP from the Protocol list and specify the port number for the website.Click Next.On the Action page, select Block the connection and click Next.On the Profile page, select the profiles that the rule applies to and click Next.On the Scope page, click Add Address and specify the IP address that is not allowed to access the website.Click OK and click Next.On the Schedule page, click Add Schedule and specify the times of day that the rule is active.Click OK and click Next.On the User page, select the user account that the program is running on.Click Next.Name the rule and click Finish.Question: Which of the following steps is NOT required?1.0 MarksOn the Schedule tab, click Add Schedule and specify the times of day that the rule is active.On the Scope tab, click Add Address and specify the IP address that is not allowed to access the website.On the Advanced tab, click Add Port and specify the port number for the website.All of the above steps are required.On the User page, select the user account that the program is running on.

An IT technician wants to create a rule on two Windows 10 computers to prevent an installed application from accessing the public Internet. Which tool would the technician use to accomplish this task?Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced SecurityLocal Security PolicyComputer ManagementDMZ

You need to perform a network capture and analysis of traffic on a specific port. Which tool would you use for this task?1.0 Marks MetasploitNmapHydraNiktoTcpdump

A security analyst reviews documentation about a firewall rule that includes a list of allowed and disallowed network ports. They compare it to the current firewall to ensure no changes have been made. What does this scenario describe?1 pointVerifying user identity when accessing an OSResponsibly managing applicationsUpgrading the interface between computer hardware and the userChecking baseline configuration