Refer to the exhibit. When creating an access rule for URL filtering, a network engineer adds certain categories and individual URLs to block. What is the result of the configuration?
A.
Only URLs for botnets with reputation scores of 1-3 will be blocked.
B.
Only URLs for botnets with a reputation score of 3 will be blocked.
C.
Only URLs for botnets with reputation scores of 3-5 will be blocked.
D.
Only URLs for botnets with a reputation score of 3 will be allowed while the rest will be blocked.
The exhibit shows an access rule for URL filtering that has the following conditions:
The action is Block
The URL category is Botnets
The URL reputation is 3
The URL list is empty
This means that the rule will block any URL that matches the category and reputation criteria, regardless of the individual URL. According to the Cisco documentation1, the URL reputation is a score from 1 to 5 that indicates the risk level of a URL, where 1 is the most risky and 5 is the least risky. Therefore, a reputation score of 3 means a moderate risk level. The rule will not block URLs for botnets with reputation scores of 1, 2, 4, or 5, nor will it block any other URL category or list. The rule will also not allow any URL, as the action is Block, not Allow.
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