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24 Ports Each connection initiating from or arriving at the application layer is given a logical number, the so-called port number A TCP or UDP connection is defined by: Source IP address, Destination IP address, Sources port number, and Destination port number.

25 Firewalls and Their Components To the Internet Host 1Host 2 Packet Filter- ing Router Allowed traffic Blocked Traffic

26 Firewalls and Their Components Web request Host 1Host 2 Application Gateway With Web proxy

27 A Firewall Example Internet Host 1Host 2 Application Gateway running Web and FTP proxies Packet Filter

28 firewall Actual Traffic?

29 Assignment 0: