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Each connection allowed by a Security Gateway, will have a real entry and some symbolic link entries in the connections state table. The symbolic link entries point back to the real entry using this:

05/30/2017 – by Mod_GuideK 1

Each connection allowed by a Security Gateway, will have a real entry and some symbolic link entries in the connections state table. The symbolic link entries point back to the real entry using this:
A. serial number of the real entry.
B. 6-tuple.
C. memory pointer.
D. date and time of the connection establishment.

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Maru says:

03/24/2019 at 5:46 AM

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