Which statement is true about terms in a policy?
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A. B. C. D.D
A. A single term can be applied to a protocol or interface, independent of the policy. This statement is false. A term cannot be applied to a protocol or interface independently. A term is a component of a policy and is used to specify the conditions that must be met for the policy to be applied. The term is evaluated against incoming traffic, and if the conditions are met, the action specified in the policy is taken.
B. Once configured, terms within a policy cannot be reordered. This statement is false. Terms within a policy can be reordered. You can use the "insert" command to insert a new term at a specific position within the policy, or you can use the "move" command to move an existing term to a new position.
C. The name of a term is limited to five characters. This statement is false. The name of a term can be up to 63 characters in length. The name is used to identify the term within the policy.
D. A from statement is optional in a term. This statement is true. The "from" statement is used to specify the match criteria for the term. However, it is not mandatory. If you do not specify a "from" statement, the term matches all traffic. You can also use the "from" statement multiple times within a single term to specify more complex match criteria.