An architect is designing Prisma Access for a company that has a large number of mobile users accessing the internet. They want to ensure that internet-bound traffic from mobile users is inspected by Prisma Access, but they also want to minimize latency. What is the best way to achieve this?

Use a GlobalProtect gateway in the user's region and configure it to forward internet traffic directly to the internet.

Route all internet traffic to a central Prisma Access location for inspection.

Enable 'Local Cloud' service routes for internet traffic, so that traffic exits from the nearest Prisma Access location.

Enable 'Remote Network' service routes for internet traffic, so that traffic goes through the data center.

Which feature in Prisma Access provides redundancy for mobile users by automatically failing over to another location if the primary location becomes unavailable?

Prisma Access location failover

GlobalProtect gateway load balancing

A company uses Prisma Access for mobile users. They have an internal data center with a private application that must be accessed by remote users. The data center is connected to Prisma Access via an IPSec tunnel. What is the correct way to route traffic from mobile users to this internal application?

Configure a static route on the Prisma Access gateway pointing to the data center's public IP address.

Create a service connection to the data center and advertise the internal application's subnet to Prisma Access.

Configure the mobile user's device to use a static route to the data center's private IP.

Use a GlobalProtect internal gateway to route traffic directly to the data center.

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5.3 Architect Prisma Access Mobile Users NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 4)

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16foundation · easy
When troubleshooting a mobile user who cannot connect to Prisma Access, which log type would you examine first to identify authentication failures?
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An architect is designing Prisma Access for a company that has a large number of mobile users accessing the internet. They want to ensure that internet-bound traffic from mobile users is inspected by Prisma Access, but they also want to minimize latency. What is the best way to achieve this?
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18foundation · easy
Which feature in Prisma Access provides redundancy for mobile users by automatically failing over to another location if the primary location becomes unavailable?
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19application · medium
A company uses Prisma Access for mobile users. They have an internal data center with a private application that must be accessed by remote users. The data center is connected to Prisma Access via an IPSec tunnel. What is the correct way to route traffic from mobile users to this internal application?
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20foundation · easy
Which authentication method is commonly used with GlobalProtect in Prisma Access to identify mobile users during onboarding?
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Questions 16–20

When troubleshooting a mobile user who cannot connect to Prisma Access, which log type would you examine first to identify authentication failures?

An architect is designing Prisma Access for a company that has a large number of mobile users accessing the internet. They want to ensure that internet-bound traffic from mobile users is inspected by Prisma Access, but they also want to minimize latency. What is the best way to achieve this?

Which feature in Prisma Access provides redundancy for mobile users by automatically failing over to another location if the primary location becomes unavailable?

Which authentication method is commonly used with GlobalProtect in Prisma Access to identify mobile users during onboarding?

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