Let's assume the question implies the typical test or show commands used for cloud service connectivity verification.
Therefore, my recommendation remains:
The best two answers are A and B.
A. Verify AutoFocus status using the CLI "test" command. (Assuming general CLI methods to test cloud connectivity, e.g., test wildfire-cloud, show system state-all | match cloud-services).
B. Check the WebUI Dashboard AutoFocus widget. (Direct visual confirmation).
Option E is a prerequisite check, not a connectivity verification in itself.
it asks here for connectivity. You can not verify with license...
1- autofocus enabled
2- service route
3- click on any log in wildfire, traffic, threat logs to see autofocus intelligence summary which shows you that you have connection.
So for this question answer is : c and e
Simply checking license does not verify connectivity and checking autofocus is enabled doesn’t verify connectivity. Only the CLI (test autofocus connectivity) and the Autofocus widget actually test connectivity
A seems possible if one has the destination IP information but would only check L3/L4
Why not B? For example the autofocus dashboard alerts widget which presumably wouldn't have any alerts if the firewall were not connected to autofocus?
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/autofocus/autofocus-admin/autofocus-alerts/view-alerts-in-autofocus#id988b3d9f-7526-4ec6-9ece-e7e4e70b6156
C these logs are presumably not visible to us as they're PAN cloud to PAN cloud?
D seems this would only confirm firewall to portal connectivity for license activation
E doesn't check connectivity
Overall a poorly worded question. I agree DE are steps to connecting and are maybe best but maybe AB are possible to actually 'verify connectivity' ?
Seems this question may be outdated
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/10-1/pan-os-admin/threat-prevention/learn-more-about-and-assess-threats/assess-firewall-artifacts-with-autofocus/enable-autofocus-threat-intelligence.html
steps 1 and 2 describe D and E to enable autofocus.
steps 4 is the answer: "Test the connection between the firewall and AutoFocus.:
-On the firewall, select Monitor>Logs>Traffic.
-Verify that you can Assess Firewall Artifacts with AutoFocus."
But no answers to select for those...
test commands are used to verify whether a particular traffic would pass, get blocked or finally how it would be recognized by the firewall. I think "test' would a last resort and out of scope.
DE
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/9-0/pan-os-admin/threat-prevention/learn-more-about-and-assess-threats/assess-firewall-artifacts-with-autofocus/enable-autofocus-threat-intelligence.html
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