An administrator would like to see the traffic that matches the interzone-default rule in the traffic logs.
What is the correct process to enable this logging?
An administrator would like to see the traffic that matches the interzone-default rule in the traffic logs.
What is the correct process to enable this logging?
To enable logging for the interzone-default rule, you must first select the rule and click Override. This allows you to modify the read-only default rule. On the Actions tab, select Log at Session End and click OK to ensure the traffic is logged.
A is the correct answer. You must select "Override" and A is the only answer that meets this requirement.
The default rules are predefined rules that are part of the predefined configuration and are read-only by default; you can override them and change a limited number of settings, including the tags, action (allow or deny), log settings, and security profiles. The names for the two default rules are intrazone-default and interzone-default.
A. Select the interzone-default rule and click Override; on the Actions tab, select Log at Session End and click OK.
Default rules are not modifiable unless you over ride them
A is correct
Default rules and profiles require Override and, of course, best practice, log at end.
A is correct answer. You need to override. Default rules cannot be modified
A: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/best-practices/9-1/data-center-best-practices/data-center-best-practice-security-policy/log-and-monitor-data-center-traffic/log-data-center-traffic-that-matches-no-interzone-rules
It's A, override is necessary.
A is correct answer. You need to override.
A it is. Tested and verified
The default policy can only be modified with override option.
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Override
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The correct answer is A. Select the interzone-default rule and click Override; on the Actions tab, select Log at Session End and click OK. In Palo Alto PAN-OS, the interzone-default rule is a pre-defined rule that cannot be edited directly. However, you can override this rule to change its actions.
It should be A as you need to click "Override" First to edit a default rule.