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B is a correct answer. Even Chat GPT confirmes it.
CISCO continues to amuse, english is a very powerful language, but when used by someone who doesn't know it could be so confusing. there is a simple way to say this, yet someone chose this obscure wording confusing people who understand this problem very well but yet can give an incorrect answer , let me ask you a simple question, when there is a connection , we have two ports ( otherwise there wouldn't be a connection, right ? ) , each receives a traffic in the inbound direction, server port when it receives a request, client port when it receives a response , which port is the port connecting to the web server ?
So, in this scenario: The destination port must be equal to 80 in the initial request from the client to the server. The source port must be equal to 80 in the response from the server to the client. Here's a summary: Client (host) -> Server (HTTP): Source port (random): >1024 Destination port: 80 Server (HTTP) -> Client (host): Source port: 80 Destination port (matches client's source port): >1024. Therefore, answer C is correct, not D. D is wrong because source TCP port must be 80 in server's response, not destination port.