What is the process order for entries in the Access List and Connect List?

The correct answer is based on how MikroTik handles network configurations regarding access and connection lists. In MikroTik devices, entries in both the Access List and the Connect List are processed according to the interface names. This ensures that the rules are applied systematically based on the specific interfaces, allowing for organized management of connections and access controls related to each interface. This means that when a device evaluates the entries, it looks for the interface as the primary criterion, maintaining a clear hierarchy and ensuring the correct application of rules according to designated interfaces.

Focusing on the other options: sorting by signal strength range would not accurately reflect how specific configurations are governed since interfaces do not inherently prioritize or evaluate based on signal strength within access or connection lists. Sequence order could imply that processing happens in a linear fashion, which isn’t how MikroTik organizes these rules since entries can vary widely and depend on interface context. Random order would lead to unpredictable behavior and difficulties in managing network connections, defying the organized structure required for effective administration.