PSE-SWFW-PRO-24 · Question #40
What are three Palo Alto Networks VM-Series firewall reference architecture deployment models? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is B. AWS VM-Series: Isolated Transit Gateway C. Cloud NGFW for Azure: Virtual WAN integration D. GCP VM-Series: VPC network peering model with Shared VPC. AWS VM-Series: Isolated Transit Gateway: This is a VALID deployment model. It involves deploying VM-Series firewalls in an isolated VPC connected to AWS Transit Gateway. This provides centralized security inspection for traffic flowing between different VPCs and on- premises…
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What are three Palo Alto Networks VM-Series firewall reference architecture deployment models? (Choose three.)
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- ACloud NGFW for AWS: Combined Model
- BAWS VM-Series: Isolated Transit Gateway
- CCloud NGFW for Azure: Virtual WAN integration
- DGCP VM-Series: VPC network peering model with Shared VPC
- EAzure VM-Series: Distributed VCN - common firewall
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AWS VM-Series: Isolated Transit Gateway: This is a VALID deployment model. It involves deploying VM-Series firewalls in an isolated VPC connected to AWS Transit Gateway. This provides centralized security inspection for traffic flowing between different VPCs and on- premises networks connected to the Transit Gateway. Cloud NGFW for Azure: Virtual WAN integration: This is a VALID deployment model. Cloud NGFW for Azure integrates with Azure Virtual WAN to provide centralized security for branch offices, virtual networks, and on-premises locations connected to the Virtual WAN hub. integration with Azure Virtual WAN provides details on this architecture. GCP VM-Series: VPC network peering model with Shared VPC: This is a VALID deployment model. It uses VPC network peering to connect different VPC networks and employs Shared VPC to centralize network management and security. VM-Series firewalls are deployed to inspect traffic between the peered VPCs, providing consistent security enforcement.
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