Should a network administrator put a firewall in front of a honeypot? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Perhaps. The firewall can direct certainkinds of traffic to the honeypot (and other traffic to regular users). But the purpose of the honeypot is to be exposed, to draw attention. The firewall can make it seem to most senders (ideally including attackers) as if the honeypot is the only resourceon the system.
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A network administrator set up a network computer lab and discovered connectivity issues. The administrator is able to ping the fiber uplink interface, but none of the new PCs plugged into the switch respond to ICMP requests. Which of the following should the administrator perform FIRST?
A. Check if there are link lights on the ports B. Checkthe ports on the switch for full duplex C. Check to see if port security is enabled D. Check to see if the uplink interface is configured correctly.
When ____________________ is activated, Windows searches your computer and makes suggestions based on web results.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).