300-710 · Question #418
300-710 Question #418: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: NAME;DESCRIPTION;TYPE;VALUE;LOOKUP;. {"question_number": 7, "question": "Which header must be configured in the CSV file to import three network objects into Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center?", "correct_answer": "A. NAME;DESCRIPTION;TYPE;VALUE;LOOKUP;", "explanation": "Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center
Question
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer must import three network objects into the Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center by using a CSV file. Which header must be configured in the CSV file to accomplish the task?
Options
- ANAME;DESCRIPTION;TYPE;VALUE;LOOKUP;
- BName;Description;Type;Value;Lookup;
- CName;Description;Type;Value;DN;
- DNAME;DESCRIPTION;TYPE;VALUE;DN;
Explanation
{"question_number": 7, "question": "Which header must be configured in the CSV file to import three network objects into Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center?", "correct_answer": "A. NAME;DESCRIPTION;TYPE;VALUE;LOOKUP;", "explanation": "Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center requires a specific CSV format when importing network objects. The correct header format uses ALL UPPERCASE column names separated by semicolons: NAME;DESCRIPTION;TYPE;VALUE;LOOKUP; - this is the format FMC expects for bulk import of network objects. Option B uses mixed case (Name;Description;...) which FMC does not accept. Options C and D use 'DN' as the last field instead of 'LOOKUP'; the LOOKUP field is required for network object imports (used for reverse DNS lookup), while DN is used in LDAP/Active Directory contexts. The exact uppercase format with semicolons and LOOKUP is the FMC-mandated CSV structure.", "generated_by": "claude-sonnet", "llm_judge_score": 4}
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