A network administrator observes that a specific internal subnet is experiencing intermittent connectivity to an external SaaS application. Inspection shows that packets exceeding a certain size are being dropped because the intermediate router does not support Path MTU Discovery, and the firewall is not adjusting the MSS. Where should the administrator enable Maximum Segment Size (MSS) adjustment on the firewall?
Trap 1: Objects > Application > Custom App Timeout
Application timeouts dictate when idle sessions are purged, unrelated to MTU size.
Trap 2: Policies > Security > Options Tab
Security policies match and act on traffic, but do not contain interface-level TCP parameter clamping settings.
Trap 3: Device > Setup > Session > TCP Settings
Device setup session settings control timeouts and TCP asymmetric routing behaviors, not direct MSS clamping.
- A
Network > Zone Protection Profiles > Packet Based Attack Protection
Zone Protection Profiles include TCP Drop options and TCP-MSS adjustment parameters to handle fragmentation issues.
- B
Objects > Application > Custom App Timeout
Why wrong: Application timeouts dictate when idle sessions are purged, unrelated to MTU size.
- C
Policies > Security > Options Tab
Why wrong: Security policies match and act on traffic, but do not contain interface-level TCP parameter clamping settings.
- D
Device > Setup > Session > TCP Settings
Why wrong: Device setup session settings control timeouts and TCP asymmetric routing behaviors, not direct MSS clamping.