A solutions architect is configuring the network security settings for resources within an Amazon VPC. The architect needs to establish controls using both security groups and network access control lists (network ACLs). Which TWO of the following statements correctly describe the characteristics of security groups and network ACLs?
- Security groups are stateful, meaning that return traffic is automatically allowed.Cevap
- Network ACLs are stateless, meaning that return traffic must be explicitly allowed by outbound rules.Cevap
- CSecurity groups operate at the subnet level to protect all resources residing within the subnet.
- DNetwork ACLs are stateful, allowing return traffic automatically once the inbound request is approved.
- ESecurity groups support both allow rules and explicit deny rules to block specific external IP addresses.
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Security groups are stateful, meaning that return traffic is automatically allowed, and network ACLs are stateless, meaning that return traffic must be explicitly allowed by outbound rules.
The correct statements are that security groups are stateful and network ACLs are stateless. When traffic is permitted inbound through a security group, the return outbound traffic is automatically allowed. Conversely, network ACLs do not track session states, so return traffic must be explicitly permitted by a corresponding outbound rule.
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Operational differences, statefulness, and boundary levels of Security Groups and Network ACLs
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