Which three types of entries can be excluded from an external dynamic list? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. IP addresses D. Domains E. URLs. External Dynamic Lists (EDLs) in PAN-OS support three entry types: IP addresses, Domains, and URLs. Administrators can configure exclusions within each of these list types to exempt specific entries from enforcement (e.g., whitelisting a known-good IP that appears on a threat…

Submitted by hassan_iq· Apr 18, 2026Managing Objects

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AIP addresses
BApplications
CUser-ID
DDomains
EURLs

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93% (27)
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3% (1)
C
3% (1)

Explanation

External Dynamic Lists (EDLs) in PAN-OS support three entry types: IP addresses, Domains, and URLs. Administrators can configure exclusions within each of these list types to exempt specific entries from enforcement (e.g., whitelisting a known-good IP that appears on a threat feed). Applications and User-IDs are not valid EDL entry types - EDLs only work with network-layer and URL-based identifiers, not application definitions or user identities.

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