Objective 2.18 Describe the ACL Action Types and Their Functions (e.g., Allow, Continue, Discard, Reject) 304 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   When an ACL rule uses the 'continue' action, what happens to the traffic?

   • AIt is dropped without any response.
   • BIt is dropped and a rejection message is sent.
   • CIt is allowed to pass through the access policy.
   • DIt is evaluated against the next ACL rule.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which ACL action both drops traffic and sends a response to the client?

   • Areject
   • Ballow
   • Ccontinue
   • Ddiscard
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4. 8foundation · easy

   In an access policy ACL, what happens to traffic that matches a rule with the 'allow' action?

   • AIt is immediately blocked and logged.
   • BIt is permitted to continue through the access policy.
   • CIt is redirected to a different URL.
   • DIt is sent to the next ACL rule for further evaluation.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes the 'discard' action in an ACL?

   • AIt proceeds to the next ACL rule.
   • BIt drops traffic and sends a rejection response.
   • CIt silently drops traffic without sending a response.
   • DIt permits traffic to proceed through the access policy.
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6. 10foundation · easy

   What is the primary function of the 'allow' action in a BIG-IP APM ACL rule?

   • AIt permits traffic to proceed through the access policy.
   • BIt drops traffic silently without sending a response.
   • CIt drops traffic and sends a rejection response.
   • DIt moves to the next ACL rule without evaluating further.
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