Which command displays the current firewall filter rules in their evaluation order?

Which command displays the current firewall filter rules in their evaluation order?

• A. /ip firewall filter export
• B. /ip firewall filter add
• C. /ip firewall filter print
• D. /system scheduler print

Answer: (A)

Rules are evaluated from top to bottom in a firewall filter list. To see the exact sequence as it will be applied, you print the list of rules. The print command shows each rule in the order it sits in the list, giving you a clear view of the evaluation order. Export, in contrast, generates a script or configuration dump that can recreate the settings. It's useful for backups or sharing, but it isn’t a straightforward, ordered display of the rules as they are evaluated. The other command creates a new rule or lists unrelated items, so they don’t help you observe the current evaluation order.

Rules are evaluated from top to bottom in a firewall filter list. To see the exact sequence as it will be applied, you print the list of rules. The print command shows each rule in the order it sits in the list, giving you a clear view of the evaluation order.

Export, in contrast, generates a script or configuration dump that can recreate the settings. It's useful for backups or sharing, but it isn’t a straightforward, ordered display of the rules as they are evaluated. The other command creates a new rule or lists unrelated items, so they don’t help you observe the current evaluation order.