An administrator needs to allow users to use their own office applications. How should the administrator configure the firewall to allow multiple applications in a dynamic environment?
An administrator needs to allow users to use their own office applications. How should the administrator configure the firewall to allow multiple applications in a dynamic environment?
An administrator should create an Application Filter and name it Office Programs, then filter it on the business-systems category and office-programs subcategory. This approach allows for a dynamic grouping of applications, ensuring that any new office-related applications are automatically included without the need for manual updates. This configuration is well-suited for a dynamic environment where users may use various office applications.
I would say, that A is correct: App Filter = dynamic grouping of apps App Group = static, by admin defined set(s) of apps
Correct answer is 'A' 'B' cannot be correct answer since "Multiple applications and multiple application filters can be combined into an application group" (as per PCNSA Study Guide 2020, p.118). "business-systems" shown on answ.B is neither App filter, nor App group, but rather a category.
Correct Answer:A Reference:https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/9-0/pan-os-admin/app-id/use-application-objects-in -policy/create-an-application-filter.html
You cannot add a category to an Application Group, only applications within that category, so the answer cannot be B. Since the question is about office applications, I think A is the best answer.
A is correct, I just did it in my lab and it has all office related apps by creating this filter.
A. Create an Application Filter and name it Office Programs, then filter it on the business-systems category, office-programs subcategory
A. Create an Application Filter and name it Office Programs, then filter it on the business-systems category, office-programs subcategory
A is correct. App filter dynamically group apps based on attributes select from app ID database. App filters enable access to apps that matches filter criteria than specific app names. 1. Create app filter that matches on the category business-aystems 2.subcategory office programs Any new apps will automatically match the app filter and added dynamically to the dynamic app group
I think its B only. If you see the question it categorically says 'their own office application' They are not saying Office application in general.
I agree 'their own office application', so letter b
A is correct
dynamic environment..App Filter is the solution.. A is correct one..
A is correct.
I agree A is correct Answer
correct is A
Answer A. The question is "allow multiple applications in a dynamic environment?", The key word is dynamic, so if B must choice manual office programes
B. Because multiple applications and multiple application filters can be combined into an application group. That's were you get "dynamic" part - Nesting.
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/8-1/pan-os-admin/app-id/use-application-objects-in-policy/create-an-application-filter.html#id377ee768-8176-4aac-ad50-e9e4993609a6