ethical-hacker video for a firewall administrator has configured a new DMZ to allow public systems to be segmented from the organization's internal network. The
A firewall administrator has configured a new DMZ to allow public systems to be segmented from the organization's internal network. The firewall now has three security zones set: Untrusted (Internet) [143.27.43.0/24]; DMZ (DMZ) [161.212.71.0/24]; Trusted (Intranet) [10.10.0.0/24]. The firewall administrator has been asked to enable remote desktop access from a fixed IP on the remote network to a remote desktop server in the DMZ for the Chief Security Officer to work from his home office after hours. The CSO's home internet uses a static IP of 143.27.43.32. The remote desktop server is assigned a public-facing IP of 161.212.71.14. What rule should the administrator add to the firewall?