PCNSA · Question #413
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. A named configuration snapshot saves the current candidate configuration to a persistent, named file on the local device that survives reboots and can be explicitly loaded later. 'Load named configuration snapshot' (B) retrieves a previously saved file rather than saving one…
Question
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?
Options
- ASave named configuration snapshot.
- BLoad named configuration snapshot.
- CRevert to last saved configuration.
- DSave candidate configuration.
Explanation
A named configuration snapshot saves the current candidate configuration to a persistent, named file on the local device that survives reboots and can be explicitly loaded later. 'Load named configuration snapshot' (B) retrieves a previously saved file rather than saving one. 'Revert to last saved configuration' (C) discards current changes. 'Save candidate configuration' (D) preserves the in-progress edit session state but does not create a durable, named backup intended for post-reboot restoration.