Which of the following are features of network ACLs as they are used in the AWS Cloud? (Choose two.)
A.
They are stateless.
B.
They are stateful.
C.
They evaluate all rules before allowing traffic.
D.
They process rules in order, starting with the lowest numbered rule, when deciding whether to allow traffic.
E.
They operate at the instance level.
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hemanath
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Correct Answers: A. They are stateless. Network ACLs are indeed stateless, which means they do not maintain awareness of the state of network connections. Each packet passing through an ACL is treated as an independent unit, and rules must be defined for both inbound and outbound traffic.
D. They process rules in order, starting with the lowest numbered rule, when deciding whether to allow traffic. This is true for network ACLs. They evaluate rules sequentially starting from the lowest numbered rule to the highest until a match is found. If a packet matches a rule, the corresponding action (allow or deny) is taken immediately without evaluating any further rules.
Incorrect Answers: B. They are stateful. This is incorrect as network ACLs are stateless, not stateful.
C. They evaluate all rules before allowing traffic. This stateme Thus, the correct answers are A and D, as they correctly describe the stateless nature and the ordered processing of rules by network ACLs in the AWS Cloud.
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Correct Answers:
A. They are stateless. Network ACLs are indeed stateless, which means they do not maintain awareness of the state of network connections. Each packet passing through an ACL is treated as an independent unit, and rules must be defined for both inbound and outbound traffic.
D. They process rules in order, starting with the lowest numbered rule, when deciding whether to allow traffic. This is true for network ACLs. They evaluate rules sequentially starting from the lowest numbered rule to the highest until a match is found. If a packet matches a rule, the corresponding action (allow or deny) is taken immediately without evaluating any further rules.
Incorrect Answers:
B. They are stateful. This is incorrect as network ACLs are stateless, not stateful.
C. They evaluate all rules before allowing traffic. This stateme
Thus, the correct answers are A and D, as they correctly describe the stateless nature and the ordered processing of rules by network ACLs in the AWS Cloud.