<u>UTM </u>consists of a firewall handling all traditional firewall functions (SPI, ACLs, etc.) as well as additional security functions such as antivirus filtering, spam filtering, application proxy filtering.
Explanation:
The term UTM stands for <u>Unified Threat Management</u>
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<u>A traditional firewall is defined as a device that can control the flow of traffic that is allowed to enter or exit a point within the network. </u>
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<u>The technique of traffic monitoring means that the firewall just keep a check over each data packet individually without disturbing the “flow” of traffic</u>
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<u>Few Example of the fire wall used by small business houses are -Fortinet, Ubiquiti EdgeRouter, Cisco NGFW, OPNSense.</u>
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Explanation:
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5-Stage Pipeline Diagram for given set of instructions is given below. From the table we get to know that given code snippet need <em>14 clock cycles</em> to execute with 5 stage pipelines without bypassing technique.
Option: (d)
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If there is hazard on one instruction immediately after load/store or memory instructions then there is more delay than usual. So, we use two stalls for hazard present immediately after load instruction i.e. instruction 2.
- IF denotes fetch instruction.
- ID denotes Decode instruction
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- EX for execution and MEM for memory-based Operations.
- WB foe register read/Write operations used for stall ir delay.