A firewall is configured with User-ID using the 'Server Monitoring' method via LDAP. The administrator notices that user-to-IP mappings are only being updated every 60 minutes instead of the configured 15-minute polling interval. The LDAP server is reachable and responds quickly. What configuration parameter is most likely causing the delayed update?
Trap 1: The firewall's 'Log Forwarding' profile is slowing down the User-ID…
Log forwarding is independent of User-ID polling.
Trap 2: The 'User-ID Agent' is configured with a 'Timeout' of 60 minutes.
Timeout affects how long the agent waits for a response, not polling frequency.
Trap 3: The 'Server Monitoring' profile has a 'Retry Interval' set to 60…
Retry interval is for when the server is unreachable, not for polling frequency.
- A
The firewall's 'Log Forwarding' profile is slowing down the User-ID process.
Why wrong: Log forwarding is independent of User-ID polling.
- B
The 'User-ID' mapping aging time is set to 60 minutes.
The mapping aging time determines how often the mapping is refreshed; if longer than polling interval, it can override the polling interval.
- C
The 'User-ID Agent' is configured with a 'Timeout' of 60 minutes.
Why wrong: Timeout affects how long the agent waits for a response, not polling frequency.
- D
The 'Server Monitoring' profile has a 'Retry Interval' set to 60 minutes.
Why wrong: Retry interval is for when the server is unreachable, not for polling frequency.