Which option lists the four steps to configure the Modular Policy Framework on an ASA?

Which option lists the four steps to configure the Modular Policy Framework on an ASA?

• 1) Configure extended ACLS to identify specific granular traffic. This step may be optional.
  2) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
  3) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.
  4) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
• 1) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.
  2) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
  3) Configure extended ACLS to identify specific granular traffic. This step may be optional.
  4) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
• 1) Configure extended ACLS to identify specific granular traffic. This step may be optional.
  2) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
  3) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
  4) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.
• 1) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
  2) Configure extended ACLS to identify specific granular traffic. This step may be optional.
  3) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
  4) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.

Explanation: Modular Policy Framework (MPF) configuration defines a set of rules for applying firewall features, such as traffic inspection and QoS, to the traffic that traverses the ASA. MPF allows granular classification of traffic flows, to apply different advanced policies to different flows. Configuration of MPF includes the specification of ACLs, class maps, policy maps, and service policies.

Exam with this question: Module 21: Quiz – ASA Firewall Configuration Network Security