Palo Alto NetworksCertified Network Security Architect
Domain 9Objective 1
9.1 Explain NGFW Standard Integrations, Including AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 4)
Part of the Public Cloud domain, which accounts for 11% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-ARCHITECT exam.
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Which GCP service is used to route traffic from multiple VPC networks to a Palo Alto Networks NGFW for centralized inspection?
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An organization is deploying a Palo Alto Networks NGFW in Azure to secure traffic between a hub VNet and multiple spoke VNets. The network team requires that the firewall can automatically scale out during peak hours and scale in during off-peak hours based on CPU utilization. They also want to use Azure-native load balancing to distribute traffic across multiple firewall instances. Which Azure integration should the architect configure?
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An organization is deploying a Palo Alto Networks NGFW in GCP to inspect traffic between their GCP VPC and an on-premises network connected via Cloud Interconnect. They want to use GCP's native service to automatically update the firewall's security policies when new subnets are added to the VPC. Which GCP integration should the architect configure?
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An organization is deploying a Palo Alto Networks NGFW in AWS to secure traffic between their VPC and an on-premises data center connected via AWS Direct Connect. They want to use AWS's native service to automatically update the firewall's security policies when new subnets are added to the VPC. Which AWS integration should the architect configure?
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