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A large organization has separate production and development environments, each with its own set of firewalls managed by Panorama. The organization uses Cloud Identity Engine (CIE) to consolidate user identities from Active Directory (AD) and Okta.

A security mandate requires that development firewalls must only learn about "DEV" and "QA" user groups, while production firewalls should only see "Prod" user groups.

How can an administrator enforce this separation using CIE with minimal complexity?

A.

Create two segments, one with only "DEV" and "QA" groups, and one with "Prod" groups Redistribute each segment to the corresponding group of firewalls.

B.

Redistribute all user and group information to all firewalls and use Panorama Device Group hierarchy to apply different Group Mapping profiles.

C.

Create filters using CLI commands to filter "Prod," "DEV," and "QA" groups.

D.

Configure two separate CIE instances, one for production and the other for development. Sync each instance to both AD and Okta.

A firewall administrator needs to configure a new Palo Alto Networks firewall so that its management interface automatically obtains an IP address, netmask, and default gateway from the network.

Which command should be executed in the CLI to accomplish this goal?

A.

set deviceconfig system interface mgt mode dhcp

B.

set network interface management dhcp enable

C.

set deviceconfig system type dhcp-client

D.

configure system management-interface ip dynamic

An administrator needs to perform several maintenance tasks on a managed firewall directly from the Panorama console, without using the Context Switch feature.

Which set of tasks can the administrator fully execute from the Panorama UI? (Choose one answer)

A.

Download and install a new content update. View current firewall session details. Initiate a device reboot.

B.

Create a new zone. Configure a new virtual router. View the local ACC on the firewall.

C.

Edit a post-rule. Create a new certificate profile. Configure the firewall's hostname.

D.

Modify the IP address of a Layer 3 interface. Configure a new local administrator account. Edit a pre-rule.

Which networking technology can be configured on Layer 3 interfaces but not on Layer 2 interfaces?

A.

DDNS

B.

Link Duplex

C.

NetFlow

D.

LLDP

Which feature can be enabled on a Layer 3 interface but is not available on Layer 2 interfaces?

A.

NetFlow profile

B.

LLDP profile

C.

QoS profile

D.

DHCP client

A multinational organization wants to use the Cloud Identity Engine (CIE) to aggregate identity data from multiple sources (on premises AD, Azure AD, Okta) while enforcing strict data isolation for different regional business units. Each region’s firewalls, managed via Panorama, must only receive the user and group information relevant to that region. The organization aims to minimize administrative overhead while meeting data sovereignty requirements.

Which approach achieves this segmentation of identity data?

A.

Create one CIE tenant, aggregate all identity data into a single view, and redistribute the full dataset to all firewalls. Rely on per-firewall Security policies to restrict access to out-of-scope user and group information.

B.

Establish separate CIE tenants for each business unit, integrating each tenant with the relevant identity sources. Redistribute user and group data from each tenant only to the region’s firewalls, maintaining a strict one-to-one mapping of tenant to business unit.

C.

Disable redistribution of identity data entirely. Instead, configure each regional firewall to pull user and group details directly from its local identity providers (IdPs).

D.

Deploy a single CIE tenant that collects all identity data, then configure segments within the tenant to filter and redistribute only the relevant user/group sets to each regional firewall group.

A cloud security team wants to extend its existing Palo Alto Networks Security policies into the organization's Kubernetes environments. The team requires an NGFW solution that can be deployed natively as a container and managed by Panorama.

Which firewall form factor meets these requirements?

A.

Cloud NGFW

B.

PA-5400 Series

C.

VM-Series

D.

CN-Series

An administrator plans to upgrade a pair of active/passive firewalls to a new PAN-OS release. The environment is highly sensitive, and downtime must be minimized.

What is the recommended upgrade process for minimal disruption in this high availability (HA) scenario?

A.

Suspend the active firewall to trigger a failover to the passive firewall. With traffic now running on the former passive unit, upgrade the suspended (now passive) firewall and confirm proper operation. Then fail traffic back and upgrade the remaining firewall.

B.

Shut down the currently active firewall and upgrade it offline, allowing the passive firewall to handle all traffic. Once the active firewall finishes upgrading, bring it back online and rejoin the HA cluster. Finally, upgrade the passive firewall while the newly upgraded unit remains active.

C.

Isolate both firewalls from the production environment and upgrade them in a separate, offline setup. Reconnect them only after validating the new software version, resuming HA functionality once both units are fully upgraded and tested.

D.

Push the new PAN-OS version simultaneously to both firewalls, having them upgrade and reboot in parallel. Rely on automated HA reconvergence to restore normal operations without manually failing over traffic.

A security administrator is hardening the ingress zone of an NGFW. The goal is to prevent attacks that rely on malformed IP address packets with incorrect header lengths or invalid TCP packets that have both the SYN and FIN flags set.

Within which section of a Zone Protection profile should these protections be configured?

A.

Protocol Protection

B.

Packet-Based Attack Protection

C.

Reconnaissance Protection

D.

Flood Protection

An engineer is troubleshooting a failed inter-VSYS communication path between a DMZ-VSYS and an Internal-VSYS. The configuration includes separate virtual routers with next-vr static routes and appropriate Security policies within each VSYS allowing traffic to and from their external zones.

Given that all routing and policy configurations within each individual VSYS are correct, what is the probable cause of the failure?

A.

The intrazone-default policy is blocking the traffic because the two external zones are logically connected.

B.

A tunnel interface is required to connect the two virtual routers instead of using the next-vr option.

C.

The administrator did not configure Visible Virtual System.

D.

The external zones were not assigned the External zone type, preventing them from connecting.