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Refer to the exhibit. The security administrator must temporarily disallow traffic that goes to a production web server using the Cisco FDM REST API. The administrator sends an API query as shown in the exhibit.
What is the outcome of that action?

  • A. The given code does not execute because the mandatory parameters, source, destination, and services are missing.
  • B. The given code does not execute because it uses the HTTP method "PUT". It should use the HTTP method "POST".
  • C. The appropriate rule is updated with the source, destination, services, and other fields set to "Any" and the action set to "DENY". Traffic to the production web server is disallowed, as expected.
  • D. A new rule is created with the source, destination, services, and other fields set to "Any" and the action set to "DENY". Traffic to the production web server is disallowed, as expected.
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️

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hatsec
10 months, 1 week ago
C is the most reasonable
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Ocin
1 year, 5 months ago
Probably C: A: The rule probably already exists. In this case these are not mandatory B: POST is to create a new rule and this seems not the case D: The rule must be updated and wil not be created. https://developer.cisco.com/docs/ftd-api-reference/latest/#!editaccessrule/description
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