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Answer : B, C

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Answer : B

In a High Availability (HA) setup with Palo Alto Networks firewalls, the synchronization of IPsec tunnel Security Associations (SAs) is an important aspect to ensure seamless failover and continued secure communication. Specifically, for Phase 2 SAs, they are synchronized over the HA2 links. The HA2 link is dedicated to synchronizing sessions, forwarding tables, IPSec SA, ARP tables, and other critical information between the active and passive firewalls in an HA pair. This ensures that the passive unit can immediately take over in case the active unit fails, without the need for re-establishing IPsec tunnels, thereby maintaining secure communications without interruption. It's important to note that Phase 1 SAs, which are responsible for establishing the secure tunnel itself, are not synchronized between the HA pair, as these need to be re-established upon failover to ensure secure key exchange.

Answer : B

Answer : B

When a local configuration override occurs on a firewall managed by Panorama, the administrator can enforce Panorama's centralized management by pushing the template configuration with the 'Force Template Values' option. This option overwrites any local changes on the firewall, ensuring that the Panorama-defined configuration (e.g., interface settings) takes precedence and prevents further overrides unless explicitly allowed.

Option A (device-group commit push) applies to policies and objects, not templates. Option C (commit force from CLI) reinforces local changes, not Panorama's control. Option D (reload running config) is disruptive and doesn't enforce Panorama's template. The 'Force Template Values' option is the documented method for this use case.

Answer : B