Identify the correct order to configure the PAN-OS integrated USER-ID agent.
3. add the service account to monitor the server(s)
2. define the address of the servers to be monitored on the firewall
4. commit the configuration, and verify agent connection status
1. create a service account on the Domain Controller with sufficient permissions to execute the User- ID agent
To configure the PAN-OS integrated USER-ID agent, the correct order is as follows: First, create a service account on the Domain Controller with sufficient permissions to execute the User-ID agent. Next, add the service account to monitor the server(s). Then, define the address of the servers to be monitored on the firewall. Finally, commit the configuration, and verify the agent connection status. This ensures that the necessary permissions are in place before attempting to configure the servers and commit the configuration, resulting in an error-free process.
1-3-2-4 From the existing option 1-3-2-4 is correct. 1-2-3-4 would be correct as well, as there is no difference what you do first, add servers to be monitored, or define a useraccount
correct order in this case is: 1 2 3 4
I guess the correct order is 1324, becuase first you create the account, then you add the, account in the firewall, then you add the servers you want to monitor and finally you apply the changes.
since you are working on two different devices here creation of the account on the domain controller can be done before or after the FW config commit, but I would go with 1324
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The correct answer is 1-2-3-4. There isn't here.