2.4 Select Management Options for Network Security Solutions (single vs. Multidevice Manager, In-Band vs. Out-Of-Band, On-Premises vs. Cloud with Cisco Security Cloud Control) 350-701 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · easy

   A small business has a single ASA firewall. The IT administrator is the only person managing it and prefers a simple, GUI-based approach for occasional changes. They do not need centralized reporting or multi-device policy templates. Which management option is the most appropriate and efficient for this environment?

   • AUse Cisco Security Cloud Control to manage the single device.
   • BUse Cisco ASDM for direct, single-device management.
   • CUse the command-line interface (CLI) exclusively.
   • DDeploy Cisco Security Manager to manage the single device.
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2. 7application · medium

   A network engineer is troubleshooting a firewall that is dropping all traffic due to a misconfigured ACL. The engineer is currently connected to the firewall via SSH over the production network, but the SSH session is also being dropped because the ACL is blocking it. What is the most reliable way to regain access to the firewall?

   • AConnect to the console port using a terminal emulator.
   • BConnect to the AUX port over the network.
   • CAsk a remote user to reboot the firewall.
   • DUse ASDM over the same SSH connection.
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4. 8application · medium

   A startup is rapidly deploying FTD firewalls in multiple cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) and on-premises. They have a small team and need a single management platform that can be accessed from anywhere. They are not subject to strict data-residency requirements. Which management approach is the best fit?

   • ACisco Security Cloud Control
   • BMultiple FMCs, one for each cloud environment
   • CFDM on each device
   • DA single on-premises FMC
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5. 9foundation · easy

   A small organization has a single firewall and a single switch that require occasional configuration changes. They want to minimize management overhead. Which management approach is most appropriate?

   • AUse cloud-based management for all devices.
   • BUse single-device management for each device.
   • CUse out-of-band management for all devices.
   • DDeploy a multidevice manager to centralize configuration.
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6. 10foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes a multidevice manager for network security solutions?

   • AIt is a hardware appliance that must be deployed in the same layer as the devices it manages.
   • BIt manages a single device through its local web interface or CLI.
   • CIt is a protocol used to securely transfer configuration files between devices.
   • DIt provides a centralized platform to configure, monitor, and enforce policies across multiple security devices.
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