An MSSP manages Prisma Access for multiple customers using Panorama. They want to allow each customer's administrators to manage their own tenant, but they must not be able to see other tenants' configurations or logs. Additionally, the MSSP's internal team needs full access to all tenants. Which RBAC strategy should be used?

Create a separate Panorama instance for each customer.

Create a single role for all customers with access to all tenants, and rely on the internal team to monitor.

Use the same role for customers and the internal team, but with different passwords.

Create a custom role for each customer scoped to their tenant, and assign the internal team a role with access to all tenants.

What is the purpose of device groups in Panorama for Prisma Access configuration management?

To group devices that share the same configuration settings, allowing centralized management.

To group tenants for administrative isolation.

To group users for security policy assignment.

To group log collectors for reporting.

What is the purpose of configuring log collection in Panorama for Prisma Access?

To store logs locally on each Prisma Access gateway.

To centralize logs from Prisma Access for reporting and analysis.

To delete logs after a certain period to save storage.

To forward logs to the Prisma Access tenant's user database.

After upgrading Panorama, what is a key post-upgrade check to ensure Prisma Access is operating correctly?

Verify that the Panorama license key has been re-entered.

Verify that Panorama can communicate with Prisma Access and that configurations are synchronized.

Verify that all users have changed their passwords.

Verify that the Panorama web interface has a new color scheme.

What is the purpose of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Panorama for Prisma Access?

To control which administrators can view or modify specific Prisma Access configurations.

To manage the licensing of Prisma Access features.

To define the network routes for Prisma Access locations.

To control which users can access the internet through Prisma Access.

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