3.1 Architect Panorama and Log Collectors NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–23

1. 21foundation · medium

   What is the purpose of log rebalancing in a collector group?

   • ATo compress logs to save space
   • BTo reduce the number of log collectors required
   • CTo ensure even distribution of logs and storage usage
   • DTo increase the retention period for logs
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2. 22expert · hard

   A company has a Panorama HA pair and a separate log collector group. The architect needs to ensure that log collection continues if the Panorama management plane fails. What is the correct design?

   • ALog collection continues only if the log collectors are in the same HA pair as Panorama
   • BLog collection stops until the Panorama management plane is restored
   • CLog collection stops because the Panorama management plane controls log collectors
   • DLog collection continues because log collectors operate independently of the Panorama management plane
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3. 23expert · hard

   A company has a collector group with two log collectors. One collector fails, and the remaining collector takes over log reception. The architect needs to ensure that logs are not lost during the failover period. What is the correct approach?

   • ALogs are lost during the failover period and cannot be recovered
   • BThe remaining collector automatically recovers logs from the failed collector's storage
   • CFirewalls buffer logs locally and forward them to the remaining collector after failover
   • DPanorama stores logs during the failover period
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