PSE-SWFW-PRO-24 · Question #54
Which method fully automates the initial deployment, configuration, licensing, and threat content download when setting up a new VM-Series firewall?
The correct answer is C. Deploy a complete bootstrap package by using an ISO image, block storage, or a storage. Bootstrapping is the most automated method for deploying a VM-Series firewall. A bootstrap package includes all necessary files--init-cfg.txt (for initial configuration), license files, authentication codes, and content updates (e.g., application and threat signatures)--stored…
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Which method fully automates the initial deployment, configuration, licensing, and threat content download when setting up a new VM-Series firewall?
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- ARegister the VM-Series firewall and launch the Day 1 Configuration Wizard.
- BUse Panorama to push device groups and template stack configurations to the new VM-Series
- CDeploy a complete bootstrap package by using an ISO image, block storage, or a storage
- DConnect the VM-Series firewall to Panorama and push the configuration package by using the
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(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- C96% (26)
Explanation
Bootstrapping is the most automated method for deploying a VM-Series firewall. A bootstrap package includes all necessary files--init-cfg.txt (for initial configuration), license files, authentication codes, and content updates (e.g., application and threat signatures)--stored in a location accessible to the VM (e.g., an ISO image, AWS S3 bucket, Azure Blob storage, or GCP storage bucket). When the VM-Series firewall boots, it automatically retrieves and applies these files, completing initial deployment, configuration, licensing, and threat content downloads without manual intervention.
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