What are three valid source or D=destination conditions available as Security policy qualifiers? (Choose three.)
What are three valid source or D=destination conditions available as Security policy qualifiers? (Choose three.)
Three valid source or destination conditions available as Security policy qualifiers are Zone, User, and Address. Zones define logical network segments and help enforce proper network segmentation. User conditions allow security policies to be applied based on user or group identity, enabling user-based access control. Address conditions specify the IP addresses, address ranges, or FQDN for the source or destination of traffic, allowing granular control over traffic flows.
In Palo Alto PAN-OS, the three valid source or destination conditions available as Security policy qualifiers are: A. Zone Zones define logical network segments and help enforce proper network segmentation. You can specify source and destination zones in security policies1. C. User User conditions allow security policies to be applied based on user or group identity, enabling user-based access control1. E. Address Address conditions specify the IP addresses, address ranges, or FQDN for the source or destination of traffic. This allows granular control over traffic flows1. So, the correct answers to your question are A. Zone, C. User, and E. Address
A. Zone C. User E. Address These qualifiers help in creating granular security policies to control traffic based on network zones, specific users, and IP addresses or address ranges.
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Should be acd Three valid source or destination conditions available as Security policy qualifiers are User, Application, and Zone. These qualifiers allow you to define the match criteria for a Security policy rule based on the identity of the user, the application used, and the zone where the traffic originates or terminates.