Wait, so the IDS can't be linked to the firewall? Does that mean I have to monitor the network traffic manually with a pair of binoculars? This exam is getting weirder by the minute.
The flexibility and convenience of the IDS configuration mentioned in option B sounds nice, but I'm not sure how that relates to the initial statement about it not being linked to the firewall.
C) With IDS, system administrators can capture traffic from critical nodes and do intelligent analysis to find anomalous and suspicious network behavior and report it to administrators.
Option C sounds like the most accurate description of IDS capabilities. Capturing critical traffic and analyzing for anomalies is a key function of an Intrusion Detection System.
C) With IDS, system administrators can capture traffic from critical nodes and do intelligent analysis to find anomalous and suspicious network behavior and report it to administrators.
The question is asking about the correct items related to IDS, but the answer options don't seem to mention anything about the IDS being linked to the firewall. I'm not sure this is a relevant question.
C) With IDS, system administrators can capture traffic from critical nodes and do intelligent analysis to find anomalous and suspicious network behavior and report it to administrators.
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