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How does a firewall behave when SSL Inbound Inspection is enabled?
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D . C looks tempting but that's outbound, here it's inbound so the firewall does MITM by having the server's private key. Can see why A or C could trip someone up on a quick read.
Not C, D. Pretty sure the firewall has to do MITM to see inbound SSL traffic, right?
D . Not 100 percent sure but inbound means firewall acts as MITM for internal servers. Outbound would point to C instead.
D , since firewall needs that MITM role to decrypt inbound SSL. You have to import the server's private key so it can see traffic coming from the outside. Not the same as outbound which would be C. Agree?
Yeah, D for inbound inspection since the firewall needs to sit between the client and internal server and decrypt with the server’s private key. Outbound would be more like C but that’s not what’s being asked here.
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