Suggested Answer:A🗳️
Block a site permanently - The Successful Company network administrator has been driven to distraction recently by a script kiddy using addresses in the 192.136.15.0/24 network to run probes of the Successful network. In this exercise, we permanently block all connections from that network. 1. From Policy Manager, select Setup > Default Threat Protection > Blocked Sites. The Blocked Sites Configuration dialog box opens. 2. On the Blocked Sites tab, click Add. 3. The Add Site dialog box opens. 3. Use the Choose Type drop-down list to select Network IP. In the Value text box, type 192.136.15.0/ 24. 4. Click OK. The entry appears in the Blocked Sites list. With this configuration, the Firebox blocks all packets to and from the 192.136.15.0/24 network range. Reference: Fireware Basics, Courseware: WatchGuard System Manager 10, pages 15, 34, 59, 181
The correct answer is B. Add Blocked Sites list in FSM also has to specify the expiration.
B is true only if that Firebox has Dimension command feature and is configured to be managed by Dimension. So when logon to Dimension, go to Security Dashboard menu, when click on an item on "Top blocked client" or "Top blocked destination". Instead of drilling into that IP, there will be a dialog comes up with an option "Add to block site list" without expiration option.
So B is the correct answer (by Dimension command feature).
no, answer is A, you can add site to block list but with expiration.
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