Cisco ASA Operations with Software Versions 8.3 and Later

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Sure, I'd be happy to explain the answer options for this question on Cisco ASA operations using software versions 8.3 and later:

A. The global access list is matched first before the interface access lists. This statement is false. In Cisco ASA software versions 8.3 and later, the interface access lists are evaluated before the global access list. This is because interface access lists are specific to an interface, while the global access list is applied to all interfaces.

B. Both the interface and global access lists can be applied in the input or output direction. This statement is true. In Cisco ASA software versions 8.3 and later, both interface and global access lists can be applied in the input or output direction. This provides more flexibility in configuring access control.

C. When creating an access list entry using the Cisco ASDM Add Access Rule window, choosing "global" as the interface will apply the access list entry globally. This statement is true. When creating an access list entry using the Cisco ASDM Add Access Rule window, choosing "global" as the interface will apply the access list entry globally. This is because the global access list applies to all interfaces.

D. NAT control is enabled by default. This statement is false. In Cisco ASA software versions 8.3 and later, NAT control is disabled by default. This is because the newer NAT features introduced in these versions do not require NAT control to be enabled.

E. The static CLI command is used to configure static NAT translation rules. This statement is true. In Cisco ASA software versions 8.3 and later, the static CLI command is used to configure static NAT translation rules. The syntax for the static command has also changed in these versions, so it's important to use the correct syntax when configuring NAT rules.

I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.