The PowerBall Lottery has reached an unusually high value this week. Your company has decided to raise morale by allowing employees to access the PowerBall
Lottery website (www.powerball.com) for just this week. However, the company does not want employees to access any other websites also listed in the URL filtering `gambling` category.
Which method allows the employees to access the PowerBall Lottery website but without unblocking access to the `gambling` URL category?
To allow employees access to the specific PowerBall Lottery website (www.powerball.com) without unblocking the entire gambling URL category, two effective methods can be applied. First, adding just the URL www.powerball.com to a Security policy allow rule directly targets the site without affecting other gambling sites. Second, creating a custom URL category, adding *.powerball.com to it, and allowing it in the Security Profile offers tailored control over access, ensuring that only specified URLs are permitted without wider gambling access.
Creo que es la D.
in my opinion, only D is the correct answer
why do you think the adding domain into url allow list is not useful? I think it's OK C and D are correct.
this is the same as question 51, just missing the "choose two" answers intthe instructions. Therfore, the two options that make sense and are consistent with question 51 would be C and D
The question is about very specific URL, which can't be 'limited' by *.powerball.com as this would allow a.powerball.com, a.b.c.powerball.com etc.
Correct
Q51) The PowerBall Lottery has reached a high payout amount and a company has decided to help employee morale by allowing employees to check the number, but doesn't want to unblock the gambling URL category. in Q111) it mentioned the lottery website itself (www.powerball.com) Answer is A here..
A is not correct as you cannot add www.powerball.com to a security policy unless you first create an address object and add the fqdn. A does not mention doing any of this.
As @OhEmGee said