Which of the following statements are true about local Internet access?

Local Internet access applies to small enterprises or scenarios where centralized security control is not required for Internet access traffic and sites have WAN-side links for accessing the Internet.

Local Internet access can be implemented in the following ways based on traffic classification: 1. All Internet access traffic is routed out from the local site to the Internet. 2. Internet access traffic of specified applications is routed out from the local site to the Internet.

Internet access traffic of a site is routed out from the local Internet link to the Internet.

Local Internet access policies can be configured on a per-department or per-site basis.