Which zone is available for use in Prisma Access?

The correct answer is D. Clientless VPN. Prisma Access introduces a purpose-built zone called 'Clientless VPN' that is used to secure users who access corporate applications through a web browser without installing the GlobalProtect agent. This zone type is unique to Prisma Access and does not exist in traditional…

Prisma Access Architecture and Features

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ADMZ
BInterzone
CIntrazone
DClientless VPN

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A
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D
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Explanation

Prisma Access introduces a purpose-built zone called 'Clientless VPN' that is used to secure users who access corporate applications through a web browser without installing the GlobalProtect agent. This zone type is unique to Prisma Access and does not exist in traditional on-premises PAN-OS deployments. DMZ is a conventional network zone used in data center firewall designs and is not natively part of Prisma Access's zone model. While 'intrazone' and 'interzone' are default implicit policy zones in PAN-OS for handling traffic within or between zones, they are not selectable zone types that an administrator creates; Clientless VPN is the named, configurable zone specific to Prisma Access.

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