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700-281 · Question #41

Which statement is false?

The correct answer is A. Custom URL categories cannot contain IP addresses. Option A is false because custom URL categories can contain IP addresses - this is a supported entry type alongside domain names and wildcards, making the "cannot" claim incorrect. Option B is true: custom URL categories work alongside predefined categories but cannot override…

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Question

Which statement is false?

Options

  • ACustom URL categories cannot contain IP addresses.
  • BCustom URL categories cannot override predefined URL categories
  • CCustom URL categories can contain domain names.
  • DCustom URL categories can use regular expressions.

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • A
    95% (20)
  • D
    5% (1)

Explanation

Option A is false because custom URL categories can contain IP addresses - this is a supported entry type alongside domain names and wildcards, making the "cannot" claim incorrect. Option B is true: custom URL categories work alongside predefined categories but cannot override them - if a URL matches both, the predefined category still applies. Option C is true and straightforward: domain names are the most common entry type in custom URL categories. Option D is true as well: regular expressions are supported for flexible, pattern-based URL matching in custom categories.

Memory tip: Think "custom categories are MORE capable than you'd expect" - they accept IPs, domains, AND regex. The only thing they can't do is override the vendor's predefined categories. If an answer says a custom category "cannot" do something flexible (like accept IPs), that's your red flag it's false.

Topics

#Custom URL Categories#URL Filtering#Web Security Capabilities

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