An engineer is configuring a Cisco FTD appliance in IPS-only mode and needs to utilize fail-to-wire interfaces. Which interface mode should be used to meet these requirements?
The correct answer is:
D. inline set
In IPS-only mode, using an inline set allows the Cisco FTD appliance to act as a bump on the wire, binding two interfaces together to transparently pass traffic while providing intrusion prevention capabilities. This setup supports fail-to-wire interfaces, ensuring traffic continues to flow even if the appliance fails
D. inline set.
When configuring a Cisco FTD appliance in IPS-only mode and utilizing fail-to-wire interfaces, the inline set interface mode should be used. This mode allows the device to inspect traffic and take action on it inline without disrupting traffic flow. The transparent mode allows the FTD to operate as a Layer 2 bridge, while the routed mode operates at Layer 3. The passive mode allows the FTD to monitor traffic without taking any action on it.
Fail-to-wire interfaces are used for bypassing traffic around an FTD appliance during a failure, and can only be used with the inline set interface mode. Therefore, the correct answer is D, inline set.
Transparent is not an interface mode, inline set is
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