A Cisco ESA administrator has noticed that new messages being sent to the Centralized Policy Quarantine are being released after one hour. Previously, they were being held for a day before being…

Question

Options

• AThe retention period was changed to one hour.
• BThe threshold settings were set to override the clock settings.
• CThe retention period was set to default.
• DThe threshold settings were set to default.

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  91% (29)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

The default retention period for the Centralized Policy Quarantine on Cisco ESA is 1 hour. When an administrator resets the retention period to default, messages will only be held for 1 hour before being released - not the previously custom-configured 1 day. Setting the retention period to default (option C) explains the observed behavioral change. Options A and B are distractors; there are no 'threshold settings' that override clock settings in this context, and simply changing to one hour (A) is essentially what happened as a result of defaulting, but the root cause is the reset to default, not a deliberate manual change to one hour.

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