
Palo Alto NetworksCertified Network Security Analyst
Domain 1Objective 9
1.9 Create and Apply SD-WAN Profiles and Templates NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Object Configuration Creation and Application domain, which accounts for 30% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST exam.
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After applying an SD-WAN template to a branch device, the administrator verifies that the profiles are active but notices that the traffic is not being steered according to the application profile. The application profile correctly identifies the traffic, and the path quality profile is configured. What is the most likely reason for the traffic not being steered?
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An administrator is configuring SD-WAN for a site with two links: a fiber link and a 4G LTE backup. The requirement is that all traffic should use the fiber link unless it fails, in which case all traffic should switch to the 4G link. Which traffic distribution method should be configured in the traffic distribution profile?
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When creating a path quality profile in Panorama, which parameters are configured to define the acceptable quality of a network path?
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A company is setting up SD-WAN for a branch with two links. The administrator wants to prioritize VoIP traffic over the primary link and send all other traffic over the secondary link. Which SD-WAN profiles must be created and how should they be referenced in the template?
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An administrator is creating a traffic distribution profile to load balance traffic across two internet links. Which configuration option is available in a traffic distribution profile?
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