01. Events from a newly onboarded log source in a multi-tenant deployment are not appearing in the expected tenant view.
What should be checked first?
a) Whether the source has been assigned to a domain
b) Whether the analysts security profiles include the new source
c) Whether the events are being parsed by the correct DSM
d) Whether the tenant has entitlement allocated for the additional volume
02. A customer with heavily customized detection content wants confidence that an upgrade will not disturb it.
What gives that assurance most directly?
a) A staged upgrade, with the Console left on the old release until the hosts are proven
b) The upgrade rehearsed on a separate deployment carrying the same content
c) A configuration backup taken immediately before the upgrade begins
d) A review of the release notes for changes affecting custom content
03. One shared firewall serves two tenants, and its events must reach whichever tenant they concern rather than all going to one.
How is that arranged?
a) By assigning the log source to both domains, so each tenant sees it
b) By writing a rule for each tenant that filters the firewall events
c) By mapping events to domains on a property value rather than on the source
d) By defining the firewall twice, once as a source for each tenant
04. An upgrade plan records the app framework, including UBI, as something to review.
What does that review establish?
a) Which apps consume the most resources on the host that runs them
b) Whether each app has been granted the entitlement it needs to run
c) Which apps are bundled with the product and which were added later
d) Whether the installed apps carry across the release change unchanged
05. In a distributed deployment, which appliance is upgraded first?
a) The Console, followed by the managed hosts it administers
b) The collectors, so that data continues to arrive throughout
c) The appliance carrying the least data, to test the process safely
d) The processors, so correlation is available while the rest is upgraded
06. Which requirement points to domains rather than to a separate deployment?
a) Two teams that need different dashboards over the same estate data
b) Two customers whose contracts forbid their data sharing any infrastructure
c) Two business units whose networks use the same private address ranges
d) Two organizations that must each hold their data in their own country
07. Custom rules, saved searches and reports must move from an existing deployment to a new one that is replacing it.
What carries them across?
a) A content extension taken from the vendor catalog, which supplies rules and searches
b) A hardware migration performed between the two deployments
c) A configuration backup from the source, restored onto the new deployment
d) An export of the custom content, imported into the new deployment
08. An upgrade of a distributed deployment is planned for the coming weekend.
Which two steps belong to the preparation?
(Choose two.)
a) Clear the browser cache on each analyst workstation
b) Break the high availability pairs so the appliances upgrade independently
c) Take a backup so there is a point to return to
d) Deploy the configuration changes still pending on the Console
09. During initial tuning, a deployment professional runs Server Discovery and reviews what it proposes.
What should be done with the results?
a) Confirm the classifications, so the right building blocks apply to those hosts
b) Schedule it to run continuously so classifications stay current
c) Import them into a reference set so rules can test membership
d) Use them to define the network hierarchy for those address ranges
10. To stop a rule producing false positives, a proposal disables the building block that classifies the hosts involved, since that removes the matches immediately.
Which assessment is sound?
a) It is sound, because a disabled building block can be re-enabled at any time
b) It is unsound, because building blocks cannot be disabled once rules reference them
c) It is unsound, because it also removes every detection relying on that classification
d) It is sound, provided the affected rules are reviewed within the same maintenance window