VMware Exam 5V0-93.22 Topic 9 Question 20 Discussion

Actual exam question for VMware's 5V0-93.22 exam

Question #: 20
Topic #: 9

An administrator has configured a terminate rule to prevent an application from running. The administrator wants to confirm that the new rule would have prevented a previous execution that had been observed.

Which feature should the administrator leverage for this purpose?

ASetup a notification based on a policy action, and then select Terminate.

BUtilize the Test rule link from within the rule.

CConfigure the rule to terminate the process.

DConfigure the rule to deny operation of the process.

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Corazon

3 months ago

B) Utilize the Test rule link from within the rule. This is the way to go! No need to actually terminate the process, just test that the rule would work. It's like a dress rehearsal for your cybersecurity play.

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Hassie

2 months ago

Andree: Definitely, better to be safe than sorry when it comes to cybersecurity measures.

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Andree

3 months ago

Agreed, it's like a practice run to make sure everything is working as expected.

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Wava

3 months ago

I think option B is the best choice. Testing the rule without actually terminating the process is a smart move.

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Andree

3 months ago

A) Setup a notification based on a policy action, and then select Terminate. Interesting idea, but do I really want to get a notification every time the app tries to run? Seems like overkill.

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Ruth

3 months ago

D) Configure the rule to deny operation of the process. Hmm, I guess that's one way to do it, but wouldn't that just make the application refuse to run altogether? Where's the fun in that?

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Phyliss

2 months ago

D) Configure the rule to deny operation of the process. That's true, it might be a bit extreme to completely deny the operation.

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Elouise

2 months ago

C) Configure the rule to terminate the process.

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Evelynn

2 months ago

B) Utilize the Test rule link from within the rule.

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Lashanda

3 months ago

A) Setup a notification based on a policy action, and then select Terminate.

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Alba

4 months ago

I think configuring the rule to deny operation of the process would be the most effective way to prevent the application from running.

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Lavera

4 months ago

I believe setting up a notification based on a policy action and selecting Terminate could also be a good option.

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Dorcas

4 months ago

I agree with Karan, testing the rule would be the best way to confirm its effectiveness.

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Timothy

4 months ago

C) Configure the rule to terminate the process. This is the most straightforward way to prevent the application from running, and the administrator can then review the logs to confirm it would have worked.

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Shaquana

3 months ago

B) Utilize the Test rule link from within the rule.

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Shaquana

3 months ago

C) Configure the rule to terminate the process.

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Karan

4 months ago

I think the administrator should utilize the Test rule link from within the rule.

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Billye

4 months ago

B) Utilize the Test rule link from within the rule. This allows the administrator to test the rule without actually terminating the application, which is exactly what they need to confirm the rule's effectiveness.

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