An architect is designing a high-availability Panorama deployment across two data centers. During a WAN partition event, both Panorama nodes lose connectivity with each other but retain management access to local firewalls. What happens to the management plane operations of the managed firewalls in this split-brain scenario?
Firewalls are autonomous data-plane devices; loss of Panorama management results in loss of centralized pushes, but local traffic forwarding is unaffected.
Why this answer
Managed firewalls operate independently using their last known running configuration. They do not depend on active Panorama connectivity for packet forwarding or local policy enforcement.