PCNSA · Question #404
Where within the firewall GUI can an administrator create a local user database?
The correct answer is D. Device > Local User Database > Users. This question asks to identify the correct GUI navigation path within a firewall to create and manage general local user accounts.
Question
Where within the firewall GUI can an administrator create a local user database?
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- ADevice > Local User Database > Guests
- BDevice > Local User Database > End Users
- CDevice > Local User Database > Admins
- DDevice > Local User Database > Users
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- D96% (43)
Why each option
This question asks to identify the correct GUI navigation path within a firewall to create and manage general local user accounts.
Guests typically refers to a specific, often temporary or restricted, category of users and is not the general location for all local users.
End Users is a descriptive term for those who use the firewall's services but is not the precise GUI tab name for the general local user database.
Admins refers to administrative accounts with elevated privileges to manage the firewall itself, not the general user accounts that authenticate against it for network access.
The correct path within many firewall GUIs, such as Palo Alto Networks, to create and manage general local user accounts is Device > Local User Database > Users. This section is specifically dedicated to defining user credentials for authentication services on the firewall.
Concept tested: Firewall local user database GUI navigation
Source: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/10-2/pan-os-admin/authentication/authentication-overview/local-databases.html
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