Correct is C.
The purpose of using the established keyword is to allow the return traffic of an established connection, while denying any new connection attempts. This can be useful in scenarios where you want to allow responses from outbound connections initiated from within your network while still maintaining security by not allowing new inbound connections on that port.
With the given ACL rule in the answer options, it is clear that we are talking about FTP Server which uses port 21. If a client from inside the network initiates an FTP connection to an external FTP server (which typically uses port 21 for control), the firewall would allow the returning control traffic from the FTP server due to the established keyword.
You cannot create ACLs permitting or denying ports or destination networks in numbered standard ACL lists from 1-99. You must create an extended ACL using access-list 100-199
i think: B is ACL 10, so standard acl. Standard acl makes decisions only by ip. C is ACL 110 (Range 100-199 & 2000-2699 is extended acl) so it makes deciscions by ip, protocol etc.
to add to the above comment, standard ACL do not require to specify the destination. it would have been "permit any" the second any indicates the destination. It is therefore, the wrong sintax.
it explicit say TCP traffic so the standard ACL won't work so the given answer is correct
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