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PSE-SASE · Question #71

How would a customer use Prisma Access to determine the current connected users and which devices they are using?

The correct answer is C. Insights --> Users. Insights → Users (option C) is correct because Prisma Access Insights is the dedicated visibility and analytics dashboard where administrators can see real-time and historical data about connected users, their device types, OS versions, and session details - exactly what the…

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Question

How would a customer use Prisma Access to determine the current connected users and which devices they are using?

Options

  • APrisma Access Setup --> Mobile Users
  • BMonitor --> Branch Sites
  • CInsights --> Users
  • DIncidents and Alerts --> Prisma Access

How the community answered

(62 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    5% (3)
  • C
    92% (57)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

Insights → Users (option C) is correct because Prisma Access Insights is the dedicated visibility and analytics dashboard where administrators can see real-time and historical data about connected users, their device types, OS versions, and session details - exactly what the question asks for.

Option A (Prisma Access Setup → Mobile Users) is a configuration section used to set up mobile user deployments, not to monitor who is currently connected.

Option B (Monitor → Branch Sites) focuses on the health and status of remote network/branch site connections (e.g., SD-WAN tunnels), not individual user sessions.

Option D (Incidents and Alerts → Prisma Access) surfaces security events and threat alerts, not user connection or device inventory data.

Memory tip: Think of Insights → Users as your "who's online" dashboard - the word Insights implies analytics and visibility into real people and behavior, whereas Setup is for building, Monitor is for infrastructure health, and Incidents is for threats.

Topics

#Prisma Access Insights#user monitoring#device visibility#connected users

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