Question

A technician is configuring a computer lab for the students at Dion Training. The computers need to be able to communicate with each other on the internal network, but students using computers should not be able to access the Internet. The current network architecture is segmented using a triple-homed firewall to create the following zones: ZONE INTERFACE, IP address --------------------------------------- PUBLIC, eth0, INSTRUCTORS, eth1, STUDENTS, eth2, What rule on the firewall should the technician configure to prevent students from accessing the Internet?

a. Deny all traffic from eth2 to eth0
b. Deny all traffic from eth2 to eth1
c. Deny all traffic from eth1 to eth0
d. Deny all traffic from eth0 to eth2

Answer 1

To prevent students from accessing the Internet, the technician should configure the firewall to deny all traffic from the STUDENTS zone (eth2) to the PUBLIC zone (eth0).

Step-by-step explanation:

To prevent students from accessing the Internet, the technician should configure the firewall to deny all traffic from the STUDENTS zone (eth2) to the PUBLIC zone (eth0).

This can be achieved by setting up a rule that blocks any outgoing traffic from eth2 to eth0.

By doing so, the computers in the student's zone will be able to communicate with each other on the internal network, but they will not be able to access the Internet.