PCNSE · Question #538
An administrator is attempting to create policies for deployment of a device group and template stack. When creating the policies, the zone drop-down list does not include the required zone. What…
The correct answer is D. Add the template as a reference template in the device group. In Panorama, zones are defined within templates (or template stacks). When authoring security policies in a device group, Panorama needs to know which templates hold the zone definitions. By adding the template (or template stack) as a reference template in the device group…
Question
An administrator is attempting to create policies for deployment of a device group and template stack. When creating the policies, the zone drop-down list does not include the required zone. What can the administrator do to correct this issue?
Options
- AEnable "Share Unused Address and Service Objects with Devices" in Panorama settings.
- BAdd a firewall to both the device group and the template.
- CSpecify the target device as the master device in the device group.
- DAdd the template as a reference template in the device group.
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A3% (2)
- B17% (11)
- C8% (5)
- D72% (46)
Explanation
In Panorama, zones are defined within templates (or template stacks). When authoring security policies in a device group, Panorama needs to know which templates hold the zone definitions. By adding the template (or template stack) as a reference template in the device group settings, Panorama can discover and populate the zone drop-down with zones defined in that template. Without this reference, Panorama cannot determine which zones exist on the targeted devices. Sharing unused objects (A), adding a master device (C), or simply adding a firewall to the group (B) do not resolve the zone visibility issue caused by missing template association.
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