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Question 1:
Where does a user assign a tag group to a policy rule in the policy creation window?
A. General tab
B. Usage tab
C. Application tab
D. Actions tab
Correct Answer: A
Question 2:
Which license must an Administrator acquire prior to downloading Antivirus Updates for use with the firewall?
A. Threat Prevention License
B. Threat Implementation License
C. Threat Environment License
D. Threat Protection License
Correct Answer: A
Question 3:
What allows a security administrator to preview the Security policy rules that match new application signatures?
A. Review Release Notes
B. Dynamic Updates-Review Policies
C. Dynamic Updates-Review App
D. Policy Optimizer-New App Viewer
Correct Answer: B
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/9-0/pan-os-admin/app-id/manage- new-app-ids-introduced-in-content-releases/review-new-app-id-impact-on-existing-policy- rules
Question 4:
An administrator configured a Security policy rule with an Antivirus Security profile. The administrator did not change the action for the profile. If a virus gets detected, how will the firewall handle the traffic?
A. It allows the traffic because the profile was not set to explicitly deny the traffic.
B. It drops the traffic because the profile was not set to explicitly allow the traffic.
C. It uses the default action assigned to the virus signature.
D. It allows the traffic but generates an entry in the Threat logs.
Correct Answer: B
Question 5:
What is a function of application tags?
A. creation of new zones
B. application prioritization
C. automated referenced applications in a policy
D. IP address allocations in DHCP
Correct Answer: C
Question 6:
All users from the internal zone must be allowed only Telnet access to a server in the DMZ zone. Complete the two empty fields in the Security Policy rules that permits only this type of access.
Choose two.
A. Service = “any”
B. Application = “Telnet”
C. Service – “application-default”
D. Application = “any”
Correct Answer: BC
Question 7:
What must exist in order for the firewall to route traffic between Layer 3 interfaces?
A. Virtual router
B. Virtual wires
C. Traffic Distribution profile
D. VLANs
Correct Answer: A
A virtual router is a function of the firewall that participates in Layer 3 routing.
Question 8:
Which three interface deployment methods can be used to block traffic flowing through the Palo Alto Networks firewall? (Choose three.)
A. Layer 2
B. Virtual Wire
C. Tap
D. Layer 3
E. HA
Correct Answer: BDE
Question 9:
According to the best practices for mission critical devices, what is the recommended interval for antivirus updates?
A. by minute
B. hourly
C. daily
D. weekly
Correct Answer: C
Reference: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/8-1/pan-os-admin/threat- prevention/best-practices-for-content-and-threat-content-updates/best-practices-mission- critical.html
Question 10:
Which path is used to save and load a configuration with a Palo Alto Networks firewall?
A. Device>Setup>Services
B. Device>Setup>Management
C. Device>Setup>Operations D. Device>Setup>Interfaces
Correct Answer: C
Question 11:
What does rule shadowing in Security policies do?
A. It shows rules with the same Source Zones and Destination Zones.
B. It indicates that a broader rule matching the criteria is configured above a more specific rule.
C. It indicates rules with App-ID that are not configured as port-based.
D. It shows rules that are missing Security profile configurations.
Correct Answer: B
Question 12:
Which five Zero Trust concepts does a Palo Alto Networks firewall apply to achieve an integrated approach to prevent threats? (Choose five.)
A. User identification
B. Filtration protection
C. Vulnerability protection
D. Antivirus
E. Application identification
F. Anti-spyware
Correct Answer: ACDEF
ACDEF
Question 13:
The Administrator profile “PCNSA Admin” is configured with an Authentication profile “Authentication Sequence PCNSA”.
The Authentication Sequence PCNSA has a profile list with four Authentication profiles:
Auth Profile LDAP –
Auth Profile Radius –
Auth Profile Local –
Auth Profile TACACS After a network outage, the LDAP server is no longer reachable. The RADIUS server is still reachable but has lost the “PCNSA Admin” username and password.
Which option describes the “PCNSA Admin” login capabilities after the outage?
A. Auth OK because of the Auth Profile TACACS
B. Auth KO because RADIUS server lost user and password for PCNSA Admin
C. Auth OK because of the Auth Profile Local
D. Auth KO because LDAP server is not reachable
Correct Answer: C
Question 14:
An administrator creates a new Security policy rule to allow DNS traffic from the LAN to the DMZ zones. The administrator does not change the rule type from its default value. What type of Security policy rule is created?
A. Intrazone
B. Interzone
C. Universal
D. Tagged
Correct Answer: C
Question 15:
You receive notification about a new malware that infects hosts An infection results in the infected host attempting to contact a command-and-control server Which Security Profile when applied to outbound Security policy rules detects and prevents this threat from establishing a command-and-control connection?
A. Antivirus Profile
B. Data Filtering Profile
C. Vulnerability Protection Profile
D. Anti-Spyware Profile
Correct Answer: D
Anti-Spyware Security Profiles block spyware on compromised hosts from trying to communicate with external command-and-control (C2) servers, thus enabling you to detect malicious traffic leaving the network from infected clients.