Chapter 2 – Advanced pfSense Configuration

  1. (a) Transport Control Protocol (TCP). (b) 67 and 68. (c) User Datagram Protocol (UDP). (d) 67 and 68.
  2. M flag: 0; O flag: 1; L flag: 1; A flag: 1.
  3. DNS Resolver (the default) and DNS Forwarder.
  4. (a) UDP. (b) 53.
  1. It can be updated much more rapidly than traditional DNS, making it suitable for scenarios in which the IP address associated with a domain name will change rapidly.
  2. User Manager, Voucher, and RADIUS.
  3. <input name=”auth_voucher” type=”text”>.
  4. Global Positioning System (GPS) or Pulse Per Second (PPS).
  5. The structure into which management data is hierarchically organized in an SNMP-managed network.
  6. 161.

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