A network engineering team wants to configure web reputation URL filtering in Cisco vManage by setting the web reputation threshold. Which value represents the most secure configuration?

The correct answer is A. 40. In Cisco vManage, web reputation URL filtering is a feature that blocks or allows web traffic based on a reputation score assigned to URLs by Cisco's threat intelligence (e.g., Cisco Talos). The web reputation score typically ranges from 0 to 100: - Lower scores = more…

Submitted by yaw92· Mar 30, 2026Content Security

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In Cisco vManage, web reputation URL filtering is a feature that blocks or allows web traffic based on a reputation score assigned to URLs by Cisco's threat intelligence (e.g., Cisco Talos). The web reputation score typically ranges from 0 to 100: - Lower scores = more malicious or suspicious - Higher scores = more trustworthy When configuring the threshold, you are setting the minimum score a URL must have to be allowed. Anything below that threshold gets blocked.

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