A prospective Prisma Access customer has a requirement to allow their remote developers access to their local branch offices. Which add-on is needed to allow users to branch office access?

Question

Options

• AGlobalProtect
• BExplicit proxy
• CNext Generation CASB
• DNet Interconnect license

• A
  9% (2)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  86% (19)

Explanation

Net Interconnect is the Prisma Access add-on that enables Remote Network connectivity - it provisions the infrastructure bandwidth and tunneling capacity needed to link branch offices into the Prisma Access fabric, so remote developers can securely reach resources at those sites. Without it, Prisma Access only covers mobile user traffic and has no path to fixed branch locations.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• (A) GlobalProtect is the endpoint agent that connects mobile users to Prisma Access - it handles the remote developer's device side, not the branch office side.
• (B) Explicit proxy is an agentless method of routing managed-device traffic to Prisma Access; it has nothing to do with branch office interconnection.
• (C) Next Generation CASB controls and monitors SaaS application usage - it's a data security add-on, completely unrelated to network topology or branch access.

Memory tip: Think of it as two separate problems Prisma Access solves - users (GlobalProtect) and networks/branches (Net Interconnect). The question asks about connecting a place (branch office), so you need the license that connects networks, not the one that connects people.

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