The correct answer is B. To drop any traffic destined for the firewall that is not otherwise explicitly allowed.
A Stealth Rule is designed to prevent unauthorized access to the firewall itself by dropping any traffic that is directed at the firewall unless it is explicitly allowed by other rules. This helps to protect the firewall from direct attacks and unauthorized access attempts.
B
The purpose of a Stealth Rule is to drop any traffic destined for the firewall that is not otherwise explicitly allowed, p. 32.
A Stealth Rule is usually placed at the top of the rule base, before any other rule that
allows traffic to the Security Gateway, p. 13.
A Stealth Rule is not used to hide a server’s IP address, to allow administrators to access SmartDashboard, or to drop any traffic that is not explicitly allowed.
Reference: Check Point CCSA - R81: Practice Test & Explanation, 156-315.81 Checkpoint Exam Info and Free Practice Test
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