A small office wants one appliance that provides the firewall and the other security filtering, instead of a separate box for each function. Which appliance is that?
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Short Explanation
The office wants one guard post that does the firewall job and the rest of the security filtering. You call that unified threat management. A print cabinet, a clock source, and a file cabinet are not that guard post.
Full Explanation
Unified threat management puts the firewall and the other security filtering in one appliance, which is what the office asked for instead of a separate box for each function. A print server shares printers. It does not combine security services. An NTP server synchronizes clocks. It does not filter traffic. A file server stores files. It is not the office firewall. Exam caveat: the appliance still has to sit on the path between the office and the untrusted network. A box that is not in the path cannot filter. Operational check: confirm the office traffic passes through the appliance and that the firewall policy is the one you intended. Confirm a test from outside the office hits the policy you wrote. Write what you found on the ticket.