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In a Palo Alto Networks environment, GlobalProtect has been enabled using certificate-based authentication for both users and devices. To ensure proper validation of certificates, one or more certificate profiles are configured.

What function do certificate profiles serve in this context?

A.

They store private keys for users and devices, effectively allowing the firewall to issue or reissue certificates if the primary Certificate Authority (CA) becomes unavailable, providing a built-in fallback CA to maintain continuous certificate issuance and authentication.

B.

They define trust anchors (root / intermediate Certificate Authorities (CAs)), specify revocation checks (CRL/OCSP), and map certificate attributes (e.g., CN) for user or device authentication.

C.

They allow the firewall to bypass certificate validation entirely, focusing only on username / password-based authentication.

D.

They provide a one-click mechanism to distribute certificates to all endpoints without relying on external enrollment methods.

What is a valid configurable limit for setting resource quotas when defining a new VSYS on a Palo Alto Networks firewall?

A.

Percentage of total CPU utilization

B.

Maximum number of SSL decryption rules

C.

Maximum number of virtual routers

D.

Disk space allocation for logs

A network security engineer needs to permit traffic between two distinct VSYS that reside on one Palo Alto Networks firewall. This traffic will not egress the firewall to an external device.

Which zone type must be configured to act as the logical source and destination for this traffic flow?

A.

External

B.

TAP

C.

Layer 3

D.

Layer 2

A network administrator needs to replace the default self-signed certificate on a firewall with one signed by the company's internal certificate authority (CA).

Which two firewall features would require this new certificate to be assigned via an SSL/TLS service profile? (Choose two.)

A.

User-ID agent redistribution

B.

RADIUS server authentication

C.

Authentication portal

D.

GlobalProtect gateway

An organization needs a GlobalProtect solution that meets two key requirements:

• IT administrators must be able to run scripts and push updates to endpoints before a user logs in.

• Users must authenticate with their cloud identity provider, which is protected by multi-factor authentication (MFA).

Which GlobalProtect authentication configuration should be used to meet both requirements?

A.

Cookie-based authentication for both pre-logon and user logon.

B.

SAML authentication for pre-logon and certificate-based authentication for user logon.

C.

Single authentication profile using Kerberos to handle both pre-logon and user logon.

D.

Certificate-based authentication for pre-logon and SAML authentication for user logon.

Which forwarding methods can be used on the Objects tab when configuring the Log Forwarding profile?

A.

Panorama, syslog, email

B.

Syslog, HTTP, NetFlow

C.

Panorama, ADEM, syslog

D.

SNMP, HTTP, RADIUS

An engineer is implementing a new rollout of SAML for administrator authentication across a company’s Palo Alto Networks NGFWs. User authentication on company firewalls is currently performed with RADIUS, which will remain available for six months, until it is decommissioned. The company wants both authentication types to be running in parallel during the transition to SAML.

Which two actions meet the criteria? (Choose two.)

A.

Create a testing and rollback plan for the transition from Radius to SAML, as the two authentication profiles cannot be run in tandem.

B.

Create an authentication sequence that includes both the “RADIUS” Server Profile and “SAML Identity Provider” Server Profile to run the two services in tandem.

C.

Create and apply an authentication profile with the “SAML Identity Provider” Server Profile.

D.

Create and add the “SAML Identity Provider” Server Profile to the authentication profile for the “RADIUS” Server Profile.

An administrator is troubleshooting a newly configured site-to-site VPN between a PAN-OS firewall and a third-party policy-based VPN gateway. The tunnel allows traffic between the first pair of configured subnets, but traffic to a newly added remote subnet is failing. The administrator has confirmed that routing and Security policies are correct.

What is the most likely cause of this issue?

A.

A static route for the new subnet pointing to the tunnel interface is missing.

B.

The Security policy for the new subnet must be placed above the existing VPN policy.

C.

The new local and remote subnets are missing from the Proxy ID configuration.

D.

The tunnel's maximum transmission unit (MTU) size must be increased to accommodate the new traffic.

An engineer is configuring a site-to-site IPSec VPN to a partner network. The IKE Gateway and IPSec tunnel configurations are complete, and the tunnel interface has been assigned to a security zone. However, the tunnel fails to establish, and no application traffic passes through it once it is up.

Which two Security policy configurations are required to allow tunnel establishment and data traffic flow in this scenario? (Choose two.)

A.

A security rule is needed to allow IKE and IPSec traffic between the zone where the physical interface resides and the zone of the partner gateway.

B.

A single bidirectional security rule must be configured to manage traffic flowing through the tunnel interface.

C.

Security rules must be configured to permit application traffic from the local zone to the tunnel zone, and from the tunnel zone to the local zone.

D.

An Application Override policy is needed to allow both the IKE negotiation and the encapsulated data traffic.

What must be configured before a firewall administrator can define policy rules based on users and groups?

A.

User Mapping profile

B.

Authentication profile

C.

Group mapping settings

D.

LDAP Server profile