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PCNSA · Question #383

Review the screenshot below. Which statement is correct about the information it contains?

The correct answer is D. View Rulebase as Groups is checked. This question assesses an administrator's ability to interpret the visual display settings of a firewall's security policy rulebase. The correct statement identifies a specific organizational view for managing rules.

Submitted by haruto_sh· Apr 18, 2026Policy Evaluation and Management

Question

Review the screenshot below. Which statement is correct about the information it contains?

Exhibit

PCNSA question #383 exhibit

Options

  • AHighlight Unused Rules is checked.
  • BTunnel Traffic has the High Risk tag applied.
  • CThere are six Security policy rules on this firewall.
  • DView Rulebase as Groups is checked.

How the community answered

(18 responses)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • D
    94% (17)

Why each option

This question assesses an administrator's ability to interpret the visual display settings of a firewall's security policy rulebase. The correct statement identifies a specific organizational view for managing rules.

AHighlight Unused Rules is checked.

'Highlight Unused Rules' being checked would visually distinguish rules that have not been hit for a specified period, which is a different display setting related to rule optimization. This is not the primary organizational view mentioned.

BTunnel Traffic has the High Risk tag applied.

'Tunnel Traffic' having a 'High Risk' tag applied would be a categorization of specific traffic or an application, not a general display setting for the rulebase itself.

CThere are six Security policy rules on this firewall.

The number of security policy rules would be indicated by a count, which is a quantitative measure, not a qualitative display option like grouping rules.

DView Rulebase as Groups is checked.Correct

If 'View Rulebase as Groups' is checked, the firewall administrator sees policy rules organized into logical groups rather than a flat list, which aids in management and understanding of complex rule sets. This display option simplifies navigating and administering policies by collapsing or expanding related rules.

Concept tested: Firewall policy rulebase viewing and organization

Source: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/10-2/pan-os-admin/policy/manage-policy-rulebase/organize-security-policy-rules

Topics

#Security Policy#Rulebase Management#Palo Alto GUI#Policy View Options

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