Which action should be taken after editing an object that is used inside an access control policy?

The correct answer is C. Redeploy the updated configuration.. In Cisco FMC, all policy and object changes are staged locally on the FMC until explicitly deployed to the managed FTD/Firepower devices. Editing an object (such as a network object or port object) used in an access control policy only updates the FMC database. The change does no

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ADelete the existing object in use.
BRefresh the Cisco FMC GUI for the access control policy.
CRedeploy the updated configuration.
DCreate another rule using a different object name.

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Explanation

In Cisco FMC, all policy and object changes are staged locally on the FMC until explicitly deployed to the managed FTD/Firepower devices. Editing an object (such as a network object or port object) used in an access control policy only updates the FMC database. The change does not take effect on the sensor until you redeploy the configuration. Refreshing the GUI only updates the UI display, not the running device configuration.

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