A network security manager is asked to save a configuration to be used after a firewall reboot. When the configuration is ready, how should it be saved so that the changes are not lost?

The correct answer is A. Save named configuration snapshot.. To ensure that the configuration changes are not lost after a firewall reboot, you need to commit the configuration. However, to save a configuration in a way that it can be used after a reboot or for backup purposes, you should use the "Save named configuration snapshot" option.

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ASave named configuration snapshot.
BLoad named configuration snapshot.
CRevert to last saved configuration.
DSave candidate configuration.

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To ensure that the configuration changes are not lost after a firewall reboot, you need to commit the configuration. However, to save a configuration in a way that it can be used after a reboot or for backup purposes, you should use the "Save named configuration snapshot" option.

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