Correct answer is A.

For those who are confused. I asked to Jason Dion he said the correct answer is 'A'.

It's A. The source IP is the customer. The destination IP in the example is an enterprise-class IP address, so it must be the company's server. Therefore Allow any source IP from any source port to the server using HTTPS (443).

Correct answer is A, the source will be the customers, so you have to allow any. and only the destination which is the company's website is needed as well as the 443 port.

Correct answer is A. If you follow the table they give you then it's Allow (action) any (src IP) any (src port) 10.5.0.10 (dst IP) 443 (dst port/HTTPS) This allows any IPs from any ports to connect to the website's IP on HTTPS

A standard ACL is "access-list access-list-number {permit|deny} {host|source source-wildcard|any}"

you defiantly are not about to allow traffic from any when they specifically ask for HTTPS.

I think this is how the firewall should be configured. Time---------Action---------- -Src IP---------------Scr Port-----Dst IP------Dst Port ---------------Allow----------all customers(Any)-----Any-----10.5.0.10-----443 So, the right option is A. Now, on the firewall config table, option C ------> “10.5.0.10 443 any any” will look like this. Time-----------Action-------Src IP---------Scr Port-----Dst IP-------Dst Port ------------------Allow--------10.5.0.10-----443---------Any-----------Any Note!! 10.5.0.10 is NOT a source IP address. It is the IP address of the ”company’s secure website” (Dst IP). So, option C is INCORRECT

Ahhh sorry, yes it's C. It's a tricky one because remember they're presenting it to you from the attempts, but to configure it is other POV. They can only manage the request the server sends, so they have to configure the server as the source ip to configure the ACL

I think it should be A. They're looking for security, which only allowing traffic from 443 will provide. C is also wrong becasue it allows connections to any port, it's just the opposite of the security they're looking.

If the port 80 on the Destination IP is open that means HTTP traffic flows OK, which also means port 443 needs to be open on that same destination IP to enable secure web browsing. The correct answer is A. Those five digit port numbers are ephemeral (temporary) ports on the end user's machine.

100% A!

sounds stupid but emulator says C

It Should be 1. The sysntax format is already in the question