PCNSE · Question #387
Your company occupies one floor in a single building. You have two Active Directory domain controllers on a single network. The firewall's management-plane resources are lightly utilized. Given the…
The correct answer is C. PAN-OS integrated agent deployed on the firewall. The PAN-OS integrated User-ID agent is built into the firewall itself and is suitable for small to medium environments where management-plane resources are not heavily utilized. Given the scenario - one floor, one building, two domain controllers on a single network, lightly…
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Your company occupies one floor in a single building. You have two Active Directory domain controllers on a single network. The firewall's management-plane resources are lightly utilized. Given the size of this environment, which User-ID collection method is sufficient?
Options
- ACitrix terminal server agent deployed on the network
- BWindows-based agent deployed on each domain controller
- CPAN-OS integrated agent deployed on the firewall
- Da syslog listener
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C85% (39)
- D9% (4)
Explanation
The PAN-OS integrated User-ID agent is built into the firewall itself and is suitable for small to medium environments where management-plane resources are not heavily utilized. Given the scenario - one floor, one building, two domain controllers on a single network, lightly utilized management plane - the integrated agent is sufficient and avoids the overhead of deploying separate Windows-based agents (B). A Windows-based agent (B) makes sense for larger or distributed environments. A Citrix terminal server agent (A) is for VDI/Citrix environments. A syslog listener (D) is an alternative collection method but typically supplementary. The integrated agent is the simplest and most appropriate choice here.
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