transparently（）

A. Users authenticated to one Junos Pulse Access Control Service can transparently access resources protected by another Junos Pulse Access Control Service.

B. Users authenticated to a Junos Pulse Access Control Service can transparently access resources protected by a Junos Pulse Secure Access Service.

C. Remote access users authenticated to a Junos Pulse Secure Access Service can transparently access resources protected by a Junos Pulse Access Control Service.

D. Remote access users authenticated to one Junos Pulse Secure Access Service can transparently access resources protected by another Junos Pulse Secure Access Service.

A.nA node adjacent to failure at one side sends switching request to another node adjacent to the failure at the other side through APS protocol.

B.nNode not adjacent to the failure does not switch but just works in pass through state to transparently transmit servic

C.nWhen the network failure disappears, the service returns to original path after WTR time expires.

D.nWhen the network failure disappears, the service switches back to the original path immediately

rk structure from an（）network, such as the INTERNET is becoming increasingly popular. These firewall systems typically act as application-layer（）between networks, usually offering controlled TELNET, FTP, and SMTP access. With the emergence of more sophisticated（）layer protocols designed to facilitate global information discovery , there exists a need to provide a general （）for these protocols to transparently and securely traverse a firewall.

A.safeguardsB.firewallsC.routersD.switches A.exteriorB.InternalC.centreD.middle A.hostsB.routersC.gatewaysD.officesA.networkB.sessionC.transmissionD.application A.frameworkB.internetworkC.computerD.application