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An administrator allocates bandwidth to a Prisma Access Remote Networks compute location with three remote networks. What is the minimum amount of bandwidth the administrator could configure at the co

The correct answer is D. 50Mbps. In Prisma Access, bandwidth is allocated at the compute location level, and the minimum configurable bandwidth for a compute location is 50 Mbps, regardless of how many remote networks are connected to it. This 50 Mbps minimum applies to the entire compute location as a whole, no

Submitted by ahmad_uae· Apr 18, 2026Plan

Question

An administrator allocates bandwidth to a Prisma Access Remote Networks compute location with three remote networks. What is the minimum amount of bandwidth the administrator could configure at the compute location?

Options

  • A90Mbps
  • B300 Mbps
  • C75Mbps
  • D50Mbps

How the community answered

(50 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    8% (4)
  • D
    86% (43)

Explanation

In Prisma Access, bandwidth is allocated at the compute location level, and the minimum configurable bandwidth for a compute location is 50 Mbps, regardless of how many remote networks are connected to it. This 50 Mbps minimum applies to the entire compute location as a whole, not per remote network. Even with three remote networks sharing that location, the administrator can set the compute location bandwidth as low as 50 Mbps. Options A (90 Mbps) and B (300 Mbps) exceed the minimum, and Option C (75 Mbps) is not the documented minimum threshold per Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access specifications.

Topics

#Prisma Access#Remote Networks#Bandwidth Sizing#Minimum Requirements

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