6.3 Demonstrate Knowledge of Troubleshooting Communication Gaps Between Customer-Managed Outposts and the Cortex Tenant CLOUD-SECURITY-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–13

1. 11application · medium

   A company has deployed a customer-managed outpost in a remote office. The outpost is unable to connect to the Cortex tenant. The administrator has verified that the outpost can reach the internet and that the correct FQDN is configured. The outpost's logs show that the connection is being reset by the remote server. What is the most likely cause of this communication gap?

   • AThe outpost's network interface is not configured with the correct default gateway.
   • BThe Cortex tenant is rejecting the connection because the outpost's client certificate is invalid or expired.
   • CA firewall rule is blocking outbound TCP port 443 to the Cortex tenant's FQDN.
   • DThe Cortex tenant's FQDN is resolving to an incorrect IP address.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   What is the first step in a systematic troubleshooting methodology for resolving a communication gap between an outpost and the Cortex tenant?

   • AReboot the outpost
   • BContact Palo Alto Networks support
   • CVerify basic connectivity from the outpost to the tenant
   • DReconfigure the outpost's firewall rules
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3. 13foundation · easy

   After confirming that the outpost can reach the Cortex tenant's endpoint, what should you verify next in a systematic troubleshooting approach?

   • AThe outpost's configuration and credentials
   • BThe outpost's hardware specifications
   • CThe tenant's billing status
   • DThe cloud provider's service health
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