Q: 9
Palo Alto Networks NGFWs use SSL/TLS profiles to secure which two types of connections? (Choose
two.)
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Discussion
Maybe B and C here. User Authentication definitely involves encryption sometimes, and GlobalProtect Gateway always needs SSL/TLS. Not totally sure since "user authentication" could mean different features though.
Its C and D. GlobalProtect Portal and Gateway both require SSL/TLS profiles, pretty standard for Palo setups.
B and C tbh, since user authentication could use SSL/TLS profiles during captive portal but depends how strict you read the question.
Why does B keep showing up? User Authentication here isn't using the SSL/TLS profile like GlobalProtect Portal and Gateway do.
Probably C and D, that's what the official admin guide and exam practice both use for SSL/TLS profile scenarios.
B tbh
C vs B. User Authentication sometimes needs SSL/TLS when enabling certain features, so feels tricky.
C. D. I don't think B is right here since SSL/TLS profiles are tied to GlobalProtect Portal and Gateway, not user authentication. Pretty common trap if you're not hands-on with GlobalProtect.
Probably C and D, saw similar in practice tests. GlobalProtect Portal and Gateway both use SSL/TLS profiles on PAN firewalls.
B and C tbh. User Authentication sometimes uses SSL/TLS if you're doing things like Captive Portal, and GlobalProtect Gateway for sure does. Not 100% sure if "User Authentication" here covers all that though.
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