6V0-22.25 practice question 2 of 10
Which Network Security Policy action is valid?
Full set: 65 questionsA Network Security Policy rule can take the action DENY, which immediately drops the matching packets; this and ALLOW are the only documented valid actions.
A (RATELIMIT): Not a rule action; rate limiting is configured via Service-Policy. B (ALLOWSSL): No such action keyword exists in the Network-Security-Policy schema. C (MIRROR): Packet mirroring is configured elsewhere, not as a rule action.
1. VMware NSX ALB 22.1 Security Guide, “Network Security Policy Object”, Table 3-1 ‘action { ALLOW | DENY }’, (PDF p. 63).
2. VMware NSX ALB API Guide 22.1, Schema networksecuritypolicy > rules > action, (JSON schema ref 127).
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