Q: 5
DRAG DROP
[Network Security]
Drag and drop the VPN functions from the left onto the description on the right.
Your Answer
Discussion
B , the typical trap here is mixing up IPsec tunnel mode functions with transport. I think B lines up best if you compare the descriptions to the way VPN types are matched in Cisco training, but not 100% sure. Disagree?
Probably D, since those descriptions fit what I remember for VPN functions in Cisco docs.
man Cisco loves to overcomplicate their VPN terms. C or D for me, not sure
B tbh, since split tunneling sometimes shows up as an IPsec unique feature in certain Cisco docs. If the drag drop wanted remote access SSL with split tunnel, that could flip the usual mapping. Not completely sure here, let me know if anyone sees a detail I missed.
Hard to say, it's C here. I remember remote access IPsec gets matched differently in Cisco docs, and some practice dumps use this order. If I'm off, open to hearing why D would be correct.
C vs D? On a similar question, I saw IPsec site-to-site and clientless SSL get swapped based on the topology given. If they referenced remote access specifically, that could flip which goes with which.
Its D for me, but not totally sure since drag and drop orders can get tricky with Cisco exams. The trap is always confusing SSL VPN split tunneling vs IPsec split tunneling. I think D best matches the order from that official reference image, but happy to hear another take.
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