PCNSE · Question #103
A network security engineer needs to configure a virtual router using IPv6 addresses. Which two routing options support these addresses? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Static Route C. OSPFv3. On Palo Alto Networks firewalls, the virtual router supports IPv6 for Static Routes (A) and OSPFv3 (C). OSPFv3 is the IPv6-specific revision of the OSPF protocol, designed from the ground up for IPv6 addressing. Static routes can be configured with IPv6 next-hop and destination…
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A network security engineer needs to configure a virtual router using IPv6 addresses. Which two routing options support these addresses? (Choose two.)
Options
- AStatic Route
- BBGP
- COSPFv3
- DRIP
- ESet destination (example, IPV4 0.0.0.0/0) as ::0/
- FSelect the Interface
- GSet the Next Hop IP address
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On Palo Alto Networks firewalls, the virtual router supports IPv6 for Static Routes (A) and OSPFv3 (C). OSPFv3 is the IPv6-specific revision of the OSPF protocol, designed from the ground up for IPv6 addressing. Static routes can be configured with IPv6 next-hop and destination prefixes. BGP on PAN-OS (within the scope of this exam objective) does not support IPv6 prefix advertisement. RIPv2 is IPv4-only; RIPng handles IPv6 but is not a supported routing protocol on PAN-OS virtual routers. Options E, F, and G describe configuration fields or steps, not routing protocol options.
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