PCNSA · Question #416
Which path in PAN-OS 11.x would you follow to see how new and modified App-IDs impact a Security policy?
The correct answer is D. Device > Dynamic Updates > Review Policies. In PAN-OS 11.x, Device > Dynamic Updates > Review Policies (option D) is the correct path because Dynamic Updates are a device-level management function, and "Review Policies" specifically shows you which Security policies are affected by new or changed App-IDs after a content…
Question
Which path in PAN-OS 11.x would you follow to see how new and modified App-IDs impact a Security policy?
Options
- ADevice > Dynamic Updates > Review App-IDs
- BObjects > Dynamic Updates > Review App-IDs
- CObjects > Dynamic Updates > Review Policies
- DDevice > Dynamic Updates > Review Policies
How the community answered
(66 responses)- B2% (1)
- C5% (3)
- D94% (62)
Explanation
In PAN-OS 11.x, Device > Dynamic Updates > Review Policies (option D) is the correct path because Dynamic Updates are a device-level management function, and "Review Policies" specifically shows you which Security policies are affected by new or changed App-IDs after a content update.
Why the distractors fail:
- A is wrong because "Review App-IDs" shows details about the new/changed App-IDs themselves, not how they impact your policies.
- B is wrong on both counts - Dynamic Updates lives under Device, not Objects, and "Review App-IDs" is the wrong action.
- C has the right action ("Review Policies") but the wrong top-level menu - Dynamic Updates is a Device tab function, not Objects.
Memory tip: Think of it as a two-step filter - first, go where the device gets its updates (Device tab), then ask what policies will be affected (Review Policies). The word "Policies" in the answer matches your goal: understanding policy impact.
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