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Palo Alto Networks Network Security Analyst Sample Questions:

1. Consider a large-scale network migration where an organization is transitioning thousands of physical Palo Alto Networks firewalls to a mix of physical and virtual firewalls, all to be managed by Strata Cloud Manager (SCM). The migration plan involves frequent, scheduled policy updates across different device groups. How can an administrator programmatically automate the policy update process and verify successful deployment for multiple device groups using SCM's API?

A) Deploy a dedicated firewall management server (Panorama) instead of SCM for such a large migration.
B) Develop a Python script that leverages SCM's RESTful API endpoints for configuration management and retrieves job status for deployment validation.
C) Utilize the SCM GUI for batch operations, as API is not suitable for large-scale migrations.
D) Manually SSH into each firewall and apply policy updates sequentially, then check logs locally.
E) Implement an SNMP-based monitoring system to push configurations and receive alerts.

2. Consider a highly secure environment where outbound DNS traffic must be rigorously inspected for DNS exfiltration attempts and malicious domain lookups. The security team wants to leverage Palo Alto Networks' DNS Security profiles. They have identified several internal DNS servers (e.g., 10.0.0.10) that are authorized for external lookups, while all other internal hosts should only resolve against these internal servers. Malicious DNS requests should trigger an immediate block and log. How would you configure a DNS Security profile and related objects to achieve this, including handling specific known bad domains and unknown domains effectively?

A) Create a DNS Security profile. For 'DNS Query Actions', set 'Domains: Malware' to 'block', 'Domains: Phishing' to 'block'. For 'DNS Tunneling', set 'tunnel-ratio' to 'block'. Configure a custom DNS Sinkhole IP (e.g., 10.0.0.1). Create two security policies: one allowing DNS from internal DNS servers (10.0.0.10) to external with this DNS Security profile, and another blocking DNS from 'any' internal host directly to external DNS.
B) Create a DNS Security profile. Set 'Domains: Malware' and 'Domains: Phishing' to 'block'. Enable 'DNS Tunneling' detection and set the action to 'block'- Configure a DNS Sinkhole IP Apply this DNS Security profile to a security policy rule that permits DNS traffic from internal hosts to the internal DNS servers (10.0.0.10). For traffic from 10.0.0.10 to external, apply a separate DNS Security profile with 'allow' for all categories.
C) Create a DNS Security profile. Configure 'Domains' to 'block' for 'malware', 'phishing', and 'unknown'. Set 'Sinkhole' to the firewall's management IP Apply this profile to all outbound security policies matching DNS traffic (port 53 UDP/TCP) regardless of source.
D) Create a DNS Security profile with 'Domains' set to 'block' for all threat categories (e.g., malware, phishing, command-and-control, known-bad-domains, unknown)- Enable 'DNS. Sinkhole' and configure a dedicated sinkhole IP Apply this DNS Security profile to all outbound security policies that allow DNS traffic. For the internal DNS servers (10.0.0.10), create an explicit security policy allowing their DNS traffic to external destinations without this DNS Security profile, ensuring it's evaluated first.
E) Create a DNS Security profile with 'Domains' set to 'block' for 'command-and-control', 'malware', and 'phishing'. Configure a custom DNS Sinkhole IP Apply this profile only to security policies where the source is 'any' and destination is 'external-DNS'. Create a separate policy to allow DNS from internal DNS servers to external DNS with no DNS Security profile.

3. A large-scale deployment uses Panorama to manage hundreds of Palo Alto Networks firewalls. An External Dynamic List (EDL) for 'IP Address' type is centrally configured on Panorama, pointing to an internal threat intelligence server. Which of the following statements accurately describes the operational flow and considerations when this EDL is applied to Security Policy rules pushed from Panorama to the managed firewalls?

A) Each managed firewall independently fetches the EDL content directly from the threat intelligence server based on its configured refresh interval, and Panorama only distributes the EDL object definition.
B) Panorama fetches the EDL content and pushes the entire list to each firewall during a policy commit.
C) If the threat intelligence server is unreachable, Panorama will cache the last known good list and push it to all firewalls.
D) EDLs configured on Panorama can only be used in Pre-Rulebase or Post-Rulebase policies, not in shared rulebases.
E) Only firewalls with Panorama's 'Threat Prevention' subscription can utilize EDLs configured on Panorama.

4. Consider the following XML configuration snippet for a DoS Protection Policy on a Palo Alto Networks firewall:

Assuming this policy is applied to the inbound zone for web traffic, what is the intended behavior and potential limitation of the 'group- by' setting in this specific configuration?

A) The 'group-by: source-ip' is incorrectly configured for a 'target' rule type; it should be 'group-by: destination-ip' to protect the target web servers.
B) The 'group-by: source-ip' ensures that the specified thresholds (e.g., TCP flood activation rate) are applied collectively to all traffic originating from a single source IP. This is effective against distributed attacks but might penalize a single legitimate user with multiple connections if thresholds are too low.
C) The 'group-by: source-ip' means that the firewall will aggregate all attack traffic based on destination IP and apply the protection actions. This is suitable for protecting individual web servers from targeted attacks.
D) The 'group-by: source-ip' will apply the 'packet-based' and 'session-based' thresholds on a per-source IP basis. A limitation is that it does not account for attacks where multiple source IPs contribute to a low-volume but aggregate high-volume attack.
E) The 'group-by: source-ip' instructs the firewall to calculate DoS thresholds per unique source IP address. While effective for single-source attacks, it is less effective against highly distributed (DDoS) attacks unless combined with additional global thresholds.

5. A large e-commerce platform is experiencing intermittent slowdowns during peak shopping hours. Analysis shows a surge in new TCP connections from various source IPs, many of which appear to be legitimate but are overwhelming the server's connection table. The security team suspects a sophisticated SYN flood attack that mimics legitimate traffic. Which of the following DoS protection profile settings, when applied to the relevant security rule, would be most effective in mitigating this specific type of attack without significantly impacting legitimate user experience, and why?

A) Configure 'IP Address Block' for sources exceeding a 'Connection Rate' of 1000 connections/second for 60 seconds to immediately blackhole attacking IPs.
B) Utilize 'SYN Flood Protection' with 'Action: Protect' and a 'Max Concurrent Sessions' threshold set significantly lower than the server's capacity, combined with 'Client Hello Timeout' to quickly identify incomplete handshakes.
C) Activate 'SYN Cookies' with a high 'Activation Rate' and a low 'Alarm Rate' to quickly drop malicious SYN requests while allowing legitimate ones to proceed.
D) Implement 'Path Monitoring' with 'Action: Block' to identify and block suspicious paths, ensuring only trusted routes are used for traffic.
E) Enable 'Random Early Drop (RED)' on the 'TCP Flood' DoS protection profile with a very low 'Low Threshold' to aggressively drop connections before the server is overwhelmed.

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