What is the purpose of a service connection in Prisma Access?

To connect Prisma Access to a public cloud provider

To connect a branch office to Prisma Access over the internet

To connect a user's mobile device to the corporate network

To provide a direct connection between two branch offices

What is the relationship between Prisma Access regions and locations?

A location is a collection of regions within a geographic area.

A region is a collection of locations within a geographic area.

Regions and locations are interchangeable terms for the same concept.

Locations are used only for GlobalProtect, while regions are used only for IPsec.

When planning capacity for Prisma Access, which two factors are most important to assess?

Number of security policies and number of administrators

Throughput and user concurrency

Type of encryption and type of authentication

Number of locations and number of regions

In Prisma Access, what is an IPsec termination point?

The IP address of the remote network's router

The firewall policy that allows IPsec traffic

The location where the IPsec tunnel is established and terminated

The device that encrypts and decrypts traffic on the user's laptop

When designing IPsec termination points for a global Prisma Access deployment, what is a key consideration for redundancy?

Terminating all tunnels at the closest location to the user

Terminating all tunnels at a single location to simplify management

Using multiple termination points in different locations to provide failover

Using only one IPsec tunnel per remote network

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Domain 4Objective 1

4.1 Architect Prisma Access in Regional and Global Deployments NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 4)

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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