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Question 274

A security administrator has configured App-ID updates to be automatically downloaded and installed. The company is currently using an application identified by
App-ID as SuperApp_base.
On a content update notice, Palo Alto Networks is adding new app signatures labeled SuperApp_chat and SuperApp_download, which will be deployed in 30 days.
Based on the information, how is the SuperApp traffic affected after the 30 days have passed?

  • A. All traffic matching the SuperApp_chat, and SuperApp_download is denied because it no longer matches the SuperApp-base application
  • B. No impact because the apps were automatically downloaded and installed
  • C. No impact because the firewall automatically adds the rules to the App-ID interface
  • D. All traffic matching the SuperApp_base, SuperApp_chat, and SuperApp_download is denied until the security administrator approves the applications
Answer:

c

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sara123
1 month, 3 weeks ago

App-ID Updates and Impact
Firewall administrators must be careful before they install any App-ID updates because some applications might have changed since the last App-ID update (content update). For example, an application that previously was categorized under web-browsing now might be categorized under its own unique App-ID. Categorization of applications into more specific applications enables more granularity and control of applications within Security policy rules. Because the new App-ID no longer will be categorized as web-browsing, no Security policy rule now will contain this new App-ID. Consequently, the new App-ID will be blocked.