Which two statements are correct about the cSRX? (Choose two.)

The cSRX Container Firewall is a virtualized security appliance designed for containerized environments. It provides core security services, including a stateful firewall, Network Address Translation (NAT), and an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS), as stated in option A. While the inclusion of "UTM services" is an overstatement (as most UTM features like anti-virus and web filtering are unsupported), the option correctly identifies the primary security functions. Additionally, the cSRX integrates advanced routing capabilities, supporting dynamic routing protocols such as BGP, OSPF, and IS-IS, making option C correct. These features allow it to be deployed in complex network topologies within a container ecosystem.

B: This is incorrect because the cSRX supports both Layer 2 (transparent or "bump-in-the-wire") mode and Layer 3 (route) mode, offering flexible deployment options.

D: This is incorrect. The standard factory-default configuration for SRX series devices, including cSRX, defines only two security zones: trust and untrust. A management zone is not created by default.

1. Juniper Networks Documentation (Data Sheet): cSRX Container Firewall Data Sheet.

Reference for A & C: Under the "Features and Benefits" table

the "Firewall and VPN Features" section lists "Stateful firewall

" "Network address translation (NAT)

" and "Intrusion prevention system (IPS)." The "Routing Protocols" section explicitly lists "BGP

" "OSPF

" and "IS-IS."

2. Juniper Networks Documentation (Technical Documentation): cSRX Container Firewall Overview.

Reference for B: This document states

"The cSRX can be deployed in either Layer 2 (transparent) mode or Layer 3 (routing) mode." This directly contradicts the "only supports Layer 2" claim.

3. Juniper Networks Documentation (Technical Documentation): Security Feature Guide for Junos OS.

Reference for A (UTM inaccuracy): In the "Feature Support on cSRX" section

the guide explicitly states

"Most UTM features are not supported on cSRX." This confirms the inaccuracy in option A

but the option's other points are correct.

4. Juniper Networks Documentation (Technical Documentation): Junos OS Security Configuration Guide.

Reference for D: The "Understanding the Default Security Configuration on SRX Series Devices" section details the factory-default settings

which include preconfigured trust and untrust zones but no management zone.