A network administrator is troubleshooting an issue where corporate mobile users cannot synchronize incoming mail folders across multiple endpoints when connected to the internal Wi-Fi network. Outbound traffic filtering logs show that connections to the remote mail server on TCP port 993 are being blocked by the network firewall, whereas outbound connections on TCP port 465 and TCP port 995 are explicitly permitted. The enterprise mail architecture requires secure connection establishment and real-time multi-device folder state synchronization. Which of the following firewall configuration changes should the administrator make to resolve the issue while preserving the required email synchronization features?
- Add a firewall rule to permit outbound traffic on TCP port 993 for IMAPS.Cevap
- BReconfigure the mobile client profiles to retrieve email using TCP port 995.
- CModify the existing firewall rule to permit outbound UDP port 993 traffic.
- DChange the incoming mail client settings to connect via TCP port 110 with TLS encryption.
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Add a firewall rule to permit outbound traffic on TCP port 993 for IMAPS.
The correct action is to permit outbound traffic on TCP port 993. IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is specifically designed to synchronize mail states and folder structures across multiple devices. Secure IMAP (IMAPS) uses TCP port 993 to establish encrypted sessions between client endpoints and the mail server.
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