Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 36

URL filtering technology protects users from web-based threats by providing granular control over user access and interaction with content on the Internet. You can develop a URL filtering policy that limits access to sites based on URL categories, users, and groups. For example, you can block access to sites known to host malware and prevent end users from entering corporate credentials to sites in certain categories.

Static IP and Dynamic IP and Port (DIPP) are two features that implement one-to-one translation of a source IP address while allowing the source port to change.Static IP translates a single source address to a specific public address, and allows the source port to change dynamically1.Dynamic IP and Port (DIPP) translates the source IP address or range to a single IP address, and uses the source port to differentiate between multiple source IPs that share the same translated address2. Both of these features provide a one-to-one translation of IP addresses, but do not restrict the source port.Reference:

Static IP - Palo Alto Networks

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Enter the route and netmask

Enter the IP address for the specific next hop

Specify the outgoing interface for packets to use to go to the next hop

Add an IPv4 or IPv6 route by nameComprehensive This is the correct order of steps to create a static route in a virtual router on the firewall. The first step is to enter the route and netmask for the destination network, such as 192.168.2.2/24 for an IPv4 address or 2001:db8:123:1::1/64 for an IPv6 address. The second step is to enter the IP address for the specific next hop, such as 192.168.56.1 or 2001:db8:49e:1::1. The third step is to specify the outgoing interface for packets to use to go to the next hop, such as ethernet1/1.The fourth step is to add an IPv4 or IPv6 route by name, such as route11.Reference:

Configure a Static Route - Palo Alto Networks

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The IP Modulo session distribution method assigns sessions to dataplane processors (DPs) based on the modulo of the source and destination IP addresses. This method is suitable for environments that use NAT with a large number of translated IP addresses and ports. It ensures that sessions with the same source and destination IP addresses are processed by the same DP, regardless of the port numbers.This can improve performance and avoid out-of-order packets.

Option B enables the required traffic by allowing SSL and web-browsing from UNTRUST to DMZ, denying SSH from UNTRUST to DMZ, allowing MYSQL from DMZ to SERVER, and allowing SSH from SERVER to DMZ. Option A allows SSH from UNTRUST to DMZ, which is not required. Option C denies all the required traffic.Option D denies all traffic from UNTRUST to TRUST, which is irrelevant to the question

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