300-710 Exam Dumps - Cisco CCNP Security Questions and Answers

Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics ingests network flows and traffic telemetry, such as NetFlow and cloud flow logs, and applies behavioral modeling to that information. It establishes a baseline of normal activity for entities such as hosts, users, and workloads. New activity is compared with the baseline to identify anomalies, suspicious communication patterns, lateral movement, command-and-control traffic, and potential data exfiltration. The platform does not merely forward or archive the collected information. Although its analytics may incorporate statistical methods and machine learning, Cisco specifically describes the solution as using entity and behavioral modeling. This allows it to detect threats based on how an entity acts over time, including previously unknown threats that would not necessarily match a conventional signature. Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics

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An EtherChannel interface is a logical interface that consists of a bundle of individual Ethernet links that act as a single network link. An EtherChannel interface can increase the bandwidth and reliability of a network connection5.

On a Cisco Firepower 9300 appliance registered with an FMC for high availability, the network administrator must create the EtherChannel interface on the FXOS CLI. The FXOS is the operating system that runs on the Firepower 9300 chassis and provides hardware management functions such as interface configuration, power supply status, fan speed control, and so on6.

To create an EtherChannel interface on the FXOS CLI, the network administrator can follow these steps5:

Connect to the FXOS CLI using SSH or console.

Enter scope eth-uplink command to enter Ethernet uplink mode.

Enter create port-channel command to create an EtherChannel interface.

Enter a port-channel ID (1-48) and a mode (on or active) for the EtherChannel interface.

Enter add interface command to add physical interfaces to the EtherChannel interface.

Enter one or more interface IDs (for example, 1/1) for the physical interfaces.

Enter commit-buffer command to save the changes.

The other options are incorrect because:

The FMC CLI does not provide any commands to create an EtherChannel interface on a Firepower 9300 appliance. The FMC CLI is mainly used for managing FMC settings such as backup, restore, upgrade, troubleshoot, and so on7.

The FTD CLI does not provide any commands to create an EtherChannel interface on a Firepower 9300 appliance. The FTD CLI is mainly used for managing FTD settings such as routing, NAT, VPN, access control, and so on8.

The FMC GUI does not provide any options to create an EtherChannel interface on a Firepower 9300 appliance. The FMC GUI is mainly used for managing FTD policies such as access control, intrusion, file, malware, and so on9.

Name → HTTP-HTTPS-QoS

Apply QoS On → Interfaces in Destination Interface Objects

Download/Upload Limit → 5 Mb/s

Source Interface Networks → 192.168.1.0/24

Destination Interface Networks → 192.168.2.0/24

Destination Ports → HTTP-HTTPS

The HR workstation resides on the inside 192.168.1.0/24 network, making that subnet the source-interface network. Internet-bound traffic exits through the 192.168.2.0/24 network, which must be configured as the destination-interface network. Because rate limiting must occur as traffic leaves toward the internet, QoS is applied to interfaces in the destination interface objects. The HTTP-HTTPS object identifies the destination ports for web traffic, while HTTP-HTTPS-QoS provides a descriptive rule name. Both download and upload limits are configured as 5 Mb/s. Cisco Secure Firewall applies a QoS limit independently on each selected interface and determines upload and download direction based on the connection initiator. The Apply QoS On selection must correspond to a populated source or destination interface condition. Cisco Secure Firewall QoS configuration