A network engineer pushes specific Panorama reports of new AI URL category types to branch NGFWs. Which two report types achieve this goal? (Choose…

To distribute reports on specific new AI URL category types, an engineer would first create a Custom report in Panorama. The custom reporting feature allows the administrator to define specific criteria, using the URL filtering log database, to isolate and present only the desired information.

Once the custom report is defined, it can be scheduled for generation and distribution. Panorama supports several output formats, including PDF summary. A PDF is a formatted, human-readable document ideal for being "pushed" (e.g., via scheduled email) to personnel at branch locations for review. This combination addresses both the need for specific content (Custom) and a suitable distribution format (PDF).

A. SNMP: This is a protocol for network monitoring and sending alerts (traps). It is not used for generating or distributing detailed, formatted reports like a list of URL categories.

D. CSV export: While Panorama can export data to CSV, this format provides raw, unformatted data. A PDF summary is a structured, formatted report, making it more suitable for this scenario.

1. Palo Alto Networks

Panorama™ Administrator’s Guide 10.2 (2021-11-10).

On Custom Reports (B): In the chapter "Monitor

" section "Manage and Administer Reports

" subsection "Custom Reports

" the guide states: "Create custom reports to view log data that is most important to you... You can also add a custom report to a report group and schedule it to run on a regular basis." This confirms the ability to create a specific report for AI URL categories.

On PDF Output (C): In the chapter "Monitor

" section "Manage and Administer Reports

" subsection "Schedule Reports for Email Delivery

" the guide details the process of scheduling a Report Group. In Step 5

it specifies the output format options: "Select the report format: PDF

CSV

or XML." This confirms PDF is a primary output format for scheduled

distributed reports.