An enterprise firewall is experiencing asymmetric routing where return packets take a different path, causing packets to be dropped by default. Which feature should be configured to handle this safely without disabling stateful inspection completely?
Trap 1: Convert all layer 3 interfaces into virtual wire interfaces.
Virtual wire interfaces still enforce stateful inspection unless explicitly bypassed.
Trap 2: Enable 'Strict-ID' checking in the Zone Protection Profile.
Strict-ID increases security checks, which worsens asymmetric drops.
Trap 3: Configure a custom application override rule for the affected…
Application override skips App-ID inspection, it does not resolve stateful asymmetric drops.
- A
Convert all layer 3 interfaces into virtual wire interfaces.
Why wrong: Virtual wire interfaces still enforce stateful inspection unless explicitly bypassed.
- B
Enable 'Strict-ID' checking in the Zone Protection Profile.
Why wrong: Strict-ID increases security checks, which worsens asymmetric drops.
- C
Disable stateful inspection selectively or configure asymmetric routing support features on the firewall zones/interfaces.
Disabling stateful packet inspection or configuring bypass features prevents the firewall from dropping valid return paths.
- D
Configure a custom application override rule for the affected traffic.
Why wrong: Application override skips App-ID inspection, it does not resolve stateful asymmetric drops.