Question

A 'deny any-any' rule in a firewall ruleset is normally placed: a. Nowhere in the ruleset if it has a default allow policyb. Below the last allow rule, but above the first deny rule in the rulesetc. At the top of the rulesetd. At the bottom of the ruleset

Answer 1

D. . At the bottom of the ruleset

Step-by-step explanation:

The main purpose of firewalls is to drop all traffic that is not explicitly permitted. As a safeguard to stop uninvited traffic from passing through the firewall, place an any-any-any drop rule (Cleanup Rule) at the bottom of each security zone context