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Source IP: 10.1.4.9/32 is the malicious IP address, so firewall will just block the IP address of 10.1.4.9/32
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Source: 10.1.4.9/32 specifies the exact malicious IP address to block. Destination: 0.0.0.0/0 indicates all possible destinations within the network. Action: deny specifies that traffic from this source IP should be blocked. • Scenario Application: Blocking Malicious IP: This rule effectively blocks any incoming traffic from the IP address 10.1.4.9 from accessing any part of the network. Inbound Rule: As an inbound rule, it prevents traffic from the specified IP from entering the network, which aligns with the requirement to block the malicious IP. This rule directly addresses the need to block the specified IP address, fulfilling the requirement by denying access to all destinations, effectively preventing any communication from the malicious IP.