What is the expected result of enabling firewall acceleration?

Enabling firewall acceleration is designed to improve the performance and efficiency of the firewall in processing network traffic. When acceleration is activated, the firewall can handle packets more rapidly by employing hardware-based processing techniques, such as offloading tasks from the CPU to specialized hardware components. This results in a noticeable increase in packet processing speed, allowing for higher throughput and lower latency in the network.

As for the other options, while increased security may be a secondary benefit of improved performance (due to better handling of legitimate traffic and threats), it is not the primary goal of enabling firewall acceleration. Similarly, configuration complexity does not inherently decrease with acceleration; it may actually remain the same or require additional considerations for management. Enhanced logging capabilities refer to improved tracking and monitoring of network activity, which is a separate function from acceleration and is not inherently achieved by enabling this feature.