What is the default behavior for traffic between two different security zones if no policy is configured?

Traffic is dropped only if it matches an explicit deny rule.

Traffic is permitted only if it is part of an established session.

Traffic is permitted by default.

What is the default behavior for intrazone traffic on a Juniper SRX device?

Only permitted if the source and destination are in the same subnet.

Requires a policy to be permitted.

What is the difference between the 'deny' and 'reject' actions in a zone-based security policy?

Deny is used for outbound traffic, while reject is used for inbound traffic.

Deny silently drops the packet, while reject sends a TCP RST or ICMP unreachable message.

Deny is a stateful action, while reject is stateless.

Deny sends a TCP RST, while reject silently drops the packet.

In a zone-based policy, what does the 'service' component specify?

The source and destination zones for the policy.

The action to take when traffic matches the policy.

The application or protocol that the policy applies to.

The logging level for the policy.

What is the primary purpose of a security zone in a zone-based policy model?

To define a logical grouping of interfaces that share a common trust level.

To assign IP addresses to interfaces for routing purposes.

To enable NAT translation between different network segments.

To provide a virtual routing instance for each department.

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Zone-Based Policies JN0-232 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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