SCP Exam SC0-411 Topic 2 Question 90 Discussion

Actual exam question for SCP's SC0-411 exam

Question #: 90
Topic #: 2

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On your Windows 2000 system, you want to control inbound access to various ports.

What feature of Windows 2000 will allow you to do this?

ADatagram Filtering

BIPSec

CEFS

DTCP/IP Filtering

ESession Management

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Suggested Answer: D

by Lorean at Jul 01, 2024, 09:55 PM

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Berry

7 months ago

I bet the developers of Windows 2000 were really port-y people. That's why they included D) TCP/IP Filtering, obviously.

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Marge

8 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering, baby! Windows 2000 is like a VIP club, and this feature is the bouncers making sure only the cool kids get in.

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Kattie

8 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering, hands down. It's like putting a bouncer at the door of your network - keeps the unwanted guests out.

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Genevive

8 months ago

B) IPSec is cool and all, but it's overkill for just controlling port access. D) TCP/IP Filtering is the way to go.

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Bette

8 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering seems like the obvious choice here. I mean, it's right in the name!

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Nieves

7 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is definitely the feature you want to use for controlling inbound access to ports on Windows 2000.

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Herminia

7 months ago

B) IPSec can also help secure your system by encrypting and authenticating IP packets.

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Lorrine

7 months ago

A) Datagram Filtering is also a good option for controlling inbound access to ports.

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Sherell

8 months ago

E) Session Management? More like 'Nonsense Management'! D) TCP/IP Filtering is the clear winner here.

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Werner

7 months ago

E) Session Management may not be the best option for this scenario.

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Ulysses

7 months ago

A) Datagram Filtering is another good choice for controlling access.

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Cletus

7 months ago

B) IPSec can also help secure your system.

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Laurel

8 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is the best option for controlling inbound access to ports.

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Shenika

8 months ago

I'm going with D) TCP/IP Filtering. Sounds like the perfect way to keep my system locked down tight.

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Kiley

8 months ago

B) IPSec, of course! Gotta keep that data secure, am I right?

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Brunilda

7 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering can also help you control inbound access to ports on your system.

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Yasuko

7 months ago

B) Yes, IPSec is a great feature for securing data on Windows 2000.

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Sage

7 months ago

A) Datagram Filtering is also important for controlling inbound access to ports.

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Mitsue

7 months ago

IPSec is definitely the feature you need to use for that level of security.

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Maynard

8 months ago

Absolutely, IPSec is essential for controlling access to ports.

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Remedios

8 months ago

Yes, IPSec is the way to go for securing inbound access.

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Zack

8 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is definitely the way to go. Keeps those pesky hackers at bay, eh?

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Precious

7 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is definitely the way to go. Keeps those pesky hackers at bay, eh?

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Veronika

7 months ago

E) Session Management

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Jennifer

8 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering

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Ronny

8 months ago

C) EFS

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Tammara

8 months ago

B) IPSec

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Melvin

8 months ago

A) Datagram Filtering

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Angelo

8 months ago

I believe both B) IPSec and D) TCP/IP Filtering can be used, depending on the specific requirements.

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Kimberlie

9 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think D) TCP/IP Filtering could also be used to control inbound access to ports.

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Cassie

9 months ago

I agree with Ozell, IPSec is used for securing network communications.

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Ozell

9 months ago

I think the answer is B) IPSec.

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