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What are the 3 firewall actions?
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block, allow, and secure
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How are outbound connections handled by default by Windows Firewall?
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they are not filtered by default
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How are inbound connections handled by default by Windows Firewall?
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they are blocked by default
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What command-line command will show what applications are listening for incoming connections?
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netstat -a -b
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What does Network Access Protection do?
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connects hosts to different network resources based on current health state
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What are the 4 NAP enforcement types?
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IPSec connection security, 802.1x access points, VPN servers, and DHCP servers
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What additional component is required for IPSec connection security?
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Certificate Services
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What two methods can 802.1x used to control access levels?
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access control list (ACL) or VLAN
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What advantage do ACL's have as an 802.1x enforcement method?
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non-compliant machines can't communicate amongst themselves
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How does DHCP Server Enforcement prevent unauthorized network access?
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only compliant machines are issued IP addresses
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What subnet mask is granted to non-compliant machines when using DHCP Server Enforcement?
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255.255.255.255
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How does DHCP Server Enforcement handle non-compliant hosts?
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they are given host routes for resources to become compliant
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