What are the attributes that SecureXL will check after the connection is allowed by Security Policy?

SecureXL is designed to enhance the performance of Check Point firewalls by optimizing how traffic is handled after a connection is allowed based on the Security Policy. The attributes that SecureXL checks after the connection has been established are essential for efficient packet processing and ensure that only legitimate traffic is expedited.

The correct choice includes a comprehensive set of attributes: Source address, Destination address, Source port, Destination port, and Protocol. These attributes help SecureXL to effectively manage and identify every aspect of the connection and determine how to process packets quickly. By evaluating the entire tuple – which includes both the source and destination IP addresses as well as the ports and protocol – SecureXL can apply connection state tracking and implement policies more efficiently for both inbound and outbound packets.

This holistic approach allows for optimized performance and ensures that the firewall can effectively manage a large number of connections while still maintaining security.

The other options lack critical attributes that SecureXL requires for effective operation. For instance, not including the source address or destination address limits the ability to assess connections fully, which is vital for the expected performance improvements.