Which two events trigger the operation of automatic commit recovery? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. when Panorama pushes a configuration D. when a firewall performs a local commit. Automatic commit recovery is a PAN-OS feature that automatically rolls back a committed configuration if it detects that the commit has caused a loss of connectivity (e.g., the firewall can no longer reach its gateway or Panorama). It is triggered when a Panorama push results…

Submitted by javi_es· Apr 18, 2026Deploy and Configure

Question

Options

Awhen an aggregate Ethernet interface component fails
Bwhen Panorama pushes a configuration
Cwhen a firewall HA pair fails over
Dwhen a firewall performs a local commit

How the community answered

(23 responses)

B
96% (22)
C
4% (1)

Explanation

Automatic commit recovery is a PAN-OS feature that automatically rolls back a committed configuration if it detects that the commit has caused a loss of connectivity (e.g., the firewall can no longer reach its gateway or Panorama). It is triggered when a Panorama push results in a new configuration being committed (B), and when an administrator performs a local commit directly on the firewall (D). HA failovers (C) and aggregate interface component failures (A) are hardware or link-layer events that do not initiate the commit recovery process - they are handled by HA mechanisms and interface monitoring, respectively.

Topics

#Commit Recovery#Configuration Management#Firewall Features

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full PCNSE Practice