Answer all questions 8-10
Question 8
Why make the selection of IKEv2 in pfSense?
No other option will work with a VPN.
IKEv3 is not installed in the virtual environment.
The other options are too system intensive.
NAT transversal allows traffic to pass through a NAT server.
Question 9
What should you remember about creating a VPN connection in a Microsoft operating system?
Group of answer choices
TCP/IP settings default to route all traffic through the VPN.
TCP/IP settings default to deny all traffic through the VPN.
TCP/IP settings do not allow for Microsoft operating system traffic.
TCP/IP settings do not require configuration in Microsoft operating settings.
Question 10
What is important to note about a split tunnel configuration?
A split tunnel discards local traffic and only routes IPsec traffic through the VPN tunnel.
A split tunnel keeps local traffic only and discards IPsec traffic as it is replicated at the other end.
A split tunnel keeps local traffic on your network but routes IPsec traffic through the VPN
tunnel.
A split tunnel allows all traffic to be duplicated and routed to two different VPN connections..
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1. Answer all questions 8-10
Question 8
Why make the selection of IKEv2 in pfSense?
No other option will work with a VPN.
IKEv3 is not installed in the virtual environment.
The other options are too system intensive.
NAT transversal allows traffic to pass through a NAT server.
Question 9
What should you remember about creating a VPN connection in a Microsoft operating system?
Group of answer choices
TCP/IP settings default to route all traffic through the VPN.
TCP/IP settings default to deny all traffic through the VPN.
TCP/IP settings do not allow for Microsoft operating system traffic.
TCP/IP settings do not require configuration in Microsoft operating settings.
Question 10
What is important to note about a split tunnel configuration?
A split tunnel discards local traffic and only routes IPsec traffic through the VPN tunnel.
A split tunnel keeps local traffic only and discards IPsec traffic as it is replicated at the other end.
A split tunnel keeps local traffic on your network but routes IPsec traffic through the VPN
tunnel.
A split tunnel allows all traffic to be duplicated and routed to two different VPN connections.
