The image displays the "Server Monitoring" panel on a Palo Alto Networks firewall. This interface is used to check the status of the integrated User-ID agent's connections to various servers for collecting user-to-IP address mappings. The single entry shows a Host named lab-client, which is identified by Type as a Domain Controller. The Status is Connected, confirming that the firewall's User-ID agent has successfully established a connection to the domain controller named lab-client to monitor its security event logs.

B. The host lab-client has been found by a domain controller. This is incorrect. The panel shows the firewall's User-ID agent monitoring the server; lab-client is the domain controller being monitored, not a host found by it.

C. The host lab-client has been found by the User-ID agent. This statement is too general. Option A is more precise by specifying that lab-client is a Domain Controller, a key detail shown in the Type column.

D. The User-ID agent is connected to the firewall labeled lab-client. This is factually wrong. The Type column explicitly identifies lab-client as a Domain Controller, not a firewall.

1. Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS® Administrator's Guide 10.2: In the chapter "User-ID

" the section "Configure the Integrated User-ID Agent to Monitor a Server" describes this functionality. The guide explains that the Server Monitoring table (Device > User Identification) shows the connection status between the firewall and the monitored servers

such as Domain Controllers. The Status column indicates if the connection is successful (Connected).

2. Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS® Administrator's Guide 11.0: The section "Monitor User-ID" states

"To verify that the firewall is successfully connecting to the servers you configured for monitoring

select Device > User Identification and

in the Server Monitoring section

view the Status for each server." This directly corresponds to the graphic

confirming it shows the firewall's connection status to a monitored server.

3. Palo Alto Networks

"User-ID™ Technology Overview" White Paper: This document explains that the firewall can be configured to directly monitor the security event logs of a Microsoft Domain Controller to map users to IP addresses. The Server Monitoring panel is the tool used to verify this connection.