What is the purpose of configuring multiple GlobalProtect gateway locations in a global Prisma Access deployment?

To increase the number of IP addresses available for users

To allow users to choose their preferred gateway manually

To enable different security policies for each gateway

To provide redundancy in case one gateway fails

In a Prisma Access deployment, what is the primary architectural difference between a regional and a global deployment model?

Regional deployments use only IPsec tunnels, while global deployments use only GlobalProtect.

Regional deployments are limited to one geographic region, while global deployments span multiple regions.

Regional deployments are for mobile users, while global deployments are for branch offices.

Regional deployments use a single compute location for all users, while global deployments use multiple compute locations.

In a global Prisma Access deployment, why is it important to assess capacity per region rather than only globally?

Because regions can share capacity dynamically

Because global capacity is not relevant

Because each region has its own capacity limits and must handle its local traffic

Because capacity is only needed for the largest region

An organization wants to deploy Prisma Access to serve users in North America and Europe with the ability to enforce region-specific security policies. Which deployment model best fits this requirement?

Regional deployment in the Europe region only

Regional deployment in the North America region only

Two separate regional deployments, one for each continent

Global deployment spanning both North America and Europe

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Domain 4Objective 1

4.1 Architect Prisma Access in Regional and Global Deployments NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the SSE Private Application Access domain, which accounts for 11% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT exam.

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10 Concepts in This Objective

Regional vs. Global Prisma Access Deployments
Prisma Access Regions and Locations
GlobalProtect Infrastructure Configuration
IPsec Termination Points in Prisma Access
Service Connections and Remote Networks
Traffic Steering and Routing Policies
High Availability and Redundancy in Prisma Access
Scaling and Capacity Planning
Compliance and Data Residency
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Multi-Region Deployments

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What is the purpose of configuring multiple GlobalProtect gateway locations in a global Prisma Access deployment?
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In a Prisma Access deployment, what is the primary architectural difference between a regional and a global deployment model?
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In GlobalProtect, what configuration element is used to route users to the appropriate Prisma Access region based on their location?
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In a global Prisma Access deployment, why is it important to assess capacity per region rather than only globally?
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An organization wants to deploy Prisma Access to serve users in North America and Europe with the ability to enforce region-specific security policies. Which deployment model best fits this requirement?
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