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The following figure shows the data packet of the pre-shared key mode main mode exchange process in the first phase of IKE V1. What is captured below?
IP address scanning attack defense not only prevents ICMP packet detection target addresses, but also prevents TCP/UDP scanning detection target addresses.
As shown in the figure, the Eth-trunk function is required to bind the interface. On this basis, if you need to implement the load balancing function of each interface, you need to add the following configuration command?
After the NAT server is configured (no-reverse parameter is added), the firewall automatically generates static Server-Map entries. The first packet matches the Server-Map entry and does not match the session table.
The first packet discarding technology of Huawei Anti-DDoS devices can defend against attack packets that continuously change the source IP address or source port number. The following is incorrect about the first packet discarding technology?
