Describe a common issue with network appliances and provide an example.
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One common issue with network appliances is technician error. By default, for example, NAT rules take precedence over an appliance's routing table entries. If the tech fails to set the NAT rule order correctly, traffic that should be routed to go out one interface-like to the DMZ network-can go out an incorrect interface-like to the inside network.
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What is wrong with the following pseudocode?
``` Declare Count As Integer Declare TheNumber As Integer Set TheNumber = 12 For (Count = 10; Count>TheNumber; Count--) Write TheNumber + Count End For ``` a. A counter must start at0or1 b. The limit condition in aForloop cannot be a variable c. The loop will never be entered since the initial value ofCount is less than the test condition d. The loop will never end since the test condition will never be met
Each operation in a RESTful web service is identified by a unique _________.
a) URL b) proxy object c) interface d) None of the above
A pure virtual function is a member function
a) Whose declaration ends with = 0. b) That is used in a derived class only. c) That is used in a base class d) Takes no arguments e) Member form that is used to force all derived classes to implement that member function or be a pure virtual function member of the derived class.
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