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Open Source Firewalls: OPNsense and pfSense

Chiron Exams · intermediate · Self-paced

In developmentThis course is still being brought to our full standard. The questions and notes are usable, but they have not yet been checked line by line against the vendor’s own training.

The two leading FreeBSD-based open-source firewalls covered together: interface and zone design that segments a network by trust, stateful per-interface first-match rules with a default-deny inbound stance, and NAT where a port forward deliberately opens the perimeter; then IPsec, WireGuard and OpenVPN site-to-site and remote-access VPNs, Suricata intrusion prevention, pfBlockerNG DNS filtering and proxy services layered deliberately, CARP high availability removing the firewall as a single point of failure, and the monitoring, configuration backup and updates that keep an internet-exposed edge reliable.

What you get

350practice questions
5full papers of 60
2course chapters · 12 minutes
100%answers explained

Papers are cut from the bank and weighted like the real exam, and no question appears in two of them. Every wrong answer comes back on later days until you have it right.

What the exam covers

The domains our question bank is built on. We have not yet transcribed this vendor’s own outline for this exam.

The firewall platform and rulesCourse module
VPNs, security services and operationsCourse module

Two sample questions

Two of the 350, with the answer and the explanation.

1. Which traffic should a DMZ interface normally be denied?

  1. Connections initiated into the internal network — correct
  2. Connections outward from the DMZ to the internet
  3. Replies to requests that came from the internet
  4. Name resolution queries sent to the firewall

Why: A DMZ exists to be reachable from outside, so the whole point is that its compromise does not open a path inward.

2. What does a traffic selector define in an IPsec tunnel?

  1. Which algorithms the peers use
  2. Which interface terminates the tunnel
  3. Which identity each peer presents
  4. Which networks the tunnel carries — correct

Why: Both ends must describe the same pair of networks in opposite order, and a mismatch is refused rather than negotiated.

The real Chiron Exams course exam

LengthSelf-paced
QuestionsChapter practice questions throughout
Pass markNot applicable; this is a course rather than a proctored exam
PriceIncluded with the Chiron Exams platform
Recommended before you sit itBasic networking familiarity is helpful.
Valid forNot applicable

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