After creating and pushing out a new policy, Joe finds that an old connection is still being allowed that should have been closed after his changes. He wants to delete the connection on the gateway, and looks it up with fw tab -t connections -u. Joe finds the connection he is looking for. What command should Joe use to remove this connection?
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A. fw tab -t connections -x -d "0,a128c22,89,0a158508,89,11"
B. fw tab -t connections -x -e "0,a128c22,00000089,0a158508,00000089,00000011"
C. fw tab -t connections -x -d "00000000,a128c22,00000089,0a158508,00000089,00000011"
D. fw tab -t connections -x -e "0,a128c22,89,0a158508,89,11"
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-x -e (delete multiple entry) is the correct answer. and it has to be 8 digit
if used without -e, it will delete everything.
-d is not valid
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