Which represents that the packet has already checked against the tables and the Rule Base?

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1. Correct Ans: A
   http://dkcheckpoint.blogspot.com/2016/07/chapter-2-chain-module.html

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   1. From the link:

      In client to server scenario,

      ‘i’ represent the packet as it left the client.
      ‘I’ represent the packet already checked against the tables and rule base.
      in case of static-nat, the destination address will be changed.
      ‘o’ means the packet is before the oubound kernel (same as ‘I’) and
      ‘O’ means the packet is in the outbound kernel chain. as it appears at the webserver.

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