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Question No. 10Drag & Drop

DRAG DROP Sort the rule processing steps of the Distributed Firewall. Order responses from left to right. 2V0-41.24 practice exam questions

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AIf the packet matches source, destination, service, profile and applied to fields, apply the action defined.
BIf the rule table action is allow, create an entry in the connection table and forward the packet.
CPacket arrives at dvfilter connection table, if matching entry in the table, process the packet.
DIf the rule table action is reject or deny, take that action.
EIf connection table has no match, compare the packet to the rule table.
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Omar O.
2026-02-14

I’d rule out packet matching first since you can’t match anything without knowing the policy or rules. So policy lookup first makes sense, then rule lookup to narrow down conditions, and finally packet matching to enforce.

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Yasir Y.
2026-01-27

I’d say packet matching should be second because you need to check the packet details before confirming the exact rule. So maybe policy lookup, packet matching, then rule lookup? That order feels more logical to me.

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Yasir Y.
2026-01-24

I think starting with policy lookup is key since it sets the context, so B or C first. Packet matching feels like the last step to actually enforce the rule after lookup narrows options down.

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David D.
2026-01-22

Policy lookup first makes sense to narrow down the applicable rules, then rule lookup to find exact matches, and finally packet matching confirms the action. Starting with packet matching sounds backwards here.

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Brian S.
2026-01-19

I think it starts with matching the packet, then policy lookup comes after.

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Brian S.
2026-01-17

I’d say starting with rule lookup then matching packets fits best.

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Brian S.
2026-01-16

Starting with the policy lookup makes sense since it kicks off rule processing.

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