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2.4 Create and Apply Application Override Policies NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Policy Creation and Application domain, which accounts for 30% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST exam.
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A logistics company uses a custom tracking application that uses TCP port 7000. The administrator creates an application override for this traffic. After committing the changes, the administrator wants to verify that the override is working. What is the most reliable method to verify this?
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An administrator has created an application override for a custom application on TCP port 4000. The override is applied to a security rule. After committing, the administrator wants to verify that the override is working. What is the most appropriate tool to use for verification?
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How does an application override policy affect traffic classification?
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A government agency uses a custom application that is not recognized by the firewall. The administrator creates an application override and applies it to a security rule. However, the traffic is still not matching the rule. What should the administrator check first?
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A hospital uses a legacy telemedicine application that transmits video over TCP port 8443, but the firewall consistently classifies the traffic as 'ssl' because the application uses TLS. The security team needs the traffic to be identified as the custom 'telemedicine-app' application so that a specific security rule with QoS marking can match it. What should the administrator configure?
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