300-710 SNCF Configuration Practice Test 1 — 15 Questions

Question 1

An administrator is configuring a network object in the FMC to represent a range of IP addresses from 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.200. Which object type should be created?

Accepted Answer

Range. The Range object type allows defining a contiguous sequence of IP addresses from a start IP to an end IP.

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FQDN

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Network

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Host

Question 2

An engineer needs to prioritize voice traffic (DSCP EF) over a constrained WAN interface on an FTD device. Where must the QoS policy be configured and applied?

Accepted Answer

Policies > Access Control > Advanced > QoS, assigned to specific interfaces. QoS policies are created under Objects > QoS > QoS and then applied to an Access Control Policy, specifically assigned to desired egress or ingress interfaces.

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Objects > QoS Policy > Applied globally via Platform Settings

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Policies > Prefilter > QoS Rate Limiting

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Devices > NAT > Advanced QoS tab

Question 3

An administrator is configuring manual NAT and needs to ensure that the original source port is preserved during translation without port overloading. Which feature should be selected in the manual NAT rule?

Accepted Answer

Check 'Original Port' in the Translated Port settings. Port translation settings in manual NAT include 'Round Robin' or preserving source ports when doing source NAT translations.

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Check 'Pat Pool' with 'Round Robin'

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Disable 'No Proxy ARP'

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Enable 'DNS Server' translation mode

Question 4

An administrator is configuring an SSL/TLS Decryption Policy. Which TWO decryption actions are available in FMC SSL rules? (Choose two)

Accepted Answer

Do Not Decrypt. FMC SSL/TLS decryption policy rule actions include Do Not Decrypt, Decrypt - Resign, and Decrypt - Inbound.

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Decrypt - Terminate and Drop

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Decrypt - Bypass

Question 5

An administrator wants to configure QoS on an FMC-managed FTD device. Which TWO components are required to successfully implement a QoS policy? (Choose two)

Accepted Answer

Association of the QoS policy within an Access Control Policy targeting specific interfaces. QoS implementation requires creating a QoS policy under Objects and applying it to an Access Control policy assigned to specific interfaces.

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Platform Settings QoS global service activation

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A Prefilter FastPath rule defining the QoS bandwidth

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Manual NAT port forwarding rules

Question 6

An administrator is configuring a new Access Control Policy on the FMC and needs to ensure that HTTP traffic matching a specific URL category is blocked before security inspection to optimize performance. Which policy type should be configured?

Accepted Answer

Prefilter Policy. Prefilter policies are processed before access control and inspection, allowing fast path, slow path, or block actions based on tunnels, VLANs, or URL categories to optimize device performance.

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SSL Decryption Policy

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Intrusion Policy

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Access Control Policy Advanced Settings

Question 7

An organization requires that Quality of Service (QoS) be enforced on an FTD interface to limit outbound traffic for a specific guest network object to 2 Mbps. Where within the FMC interface is this QoS policy applied?

Accepted Answer

Under Devices > Device Management > QoS tab applied to interfaces. QoS policies must be applied to specific security zones or interfaces via the Platform Settings or device interface configuration, linked to the Access Control Policy.

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Inside the Access Control Policy rules directly on individual rule actions

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Within the Prefilter Policy configuration tab

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Inside the Intrusion Policy advanced settings

Question 8

An administrator needs to create a reusable network object in the FMC representing a range of IP addresses from 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.200. Which object type should be created under Object Management?

Accepted Answer

Range Object. The Range object type in FMC allows the definition of a continuous span of IP addresses using a start and end address.

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FQDN Object

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Network Group Object

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Host Object

Question 9

An administrator is creating custom Port objects in the FMC Object Management menu to be used in an Access Control Policy. The port needs to cover a range of TCP ports from 5000 to 5050. Which object type should the administrator create?

Accepted Answer

Port Range. In FMC Object Management, ports can be grouped or defined as a single port, port range, or port list. A continuous set of numbers like 5000-5050 requires a Port Range object.

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Network Object Set

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Port List

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Protocol Object

Question 10

An administrator is configuring an Access Control Policy rule in FMC to secure an enterprise network. Which THREE match criteria are natively available under the Ports tab of an Access Control Rule? (Choose three)

Accepted Answer

Destination Ports. In an Access Control Policy rule, the Ports tab allows matching on Source Ports and Destination Ports. Additionally, users can select protocol objects or define port lists.

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URL Categories

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ICMP Type and Code

Question 11

Which TWO settings must be configured in an Access Control Policy to enable strict URL filtering based on reputation?

Accepted Answer

Select URL categories or reputations in the rule. URL filtering requires enabling URL filtering in the policy and defining specific URL categories or reputations.

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Define custom URL objects

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Enable SSL Decryption

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Configure a Prefilter policy

Question 12

Which THREE settings are part of the 'Interface' configuration within an Access Control rule?

Accepted Answer

Destination Zone. Rules use source and destination zones, or individual interfaces.

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Switchport ID

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VLAN Tag

Question 13

Which protocol is used by the FMC to monitor the health of managed FTD devices?

Accepted Answer

HTTPS. FMC uses health policies and management channel heartbeats to track device status.

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SSH

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SNMP

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ICMP

Question 14

If you need to limit the number of simultaneous connections for a specific user, where is this setting configured?

Accepted Answer

Access Control Rule > Limit. Connection limits are part of the 'Limit' settings within an Access Control rule.

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Platform Settings

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Identity Policy

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QoS Policy

Question 15

When configuring a new Access Control Policy, what is the default action for traffic that does not match any rule?

Accepted Answer

Block All. The default action for a new ACP is usually 'Block All', which ensures secure-by-default posture.

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Monitor

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Inspect

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Allow All