After some changes in the firewall policy, you run into some issues. You want to test if the policy from two weeks ago has the same issue. You don't want to lose the changes from the last weeks. What is the best way to do it?
A.
In SmartConsole under Security Policies go to the Installation History view of the Gateway, select the policy version from two weeks ago and press the ‘Install specific version’ button
B.
Use the Gaia WebUI to take a backup of the Gateway. In SmartConsole under Security Policies go to the Installation History view of the Gateway, select the policy version from two weeks ago and press the ‘Install specific version’ button
C.
In SmartConsole under Manage & Settings go to Sessions –> Revisions and select the revision from two weeks ago. Run the action ‘Revert to this revision...’.
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D.
Use the Gaia WebUI to take a snapshot of management. In the In SmartConsole under Manage & Settings go to Sessions -> Revisions and select the revision from two weeks ago. Run the action ‘Revert to this revision...’ Restore the management snapshot.
The best way to test if the policy from two weeks ago have the same issue is to install the specific version of the policy from the installation history view of the gateway. This way, you can keep the changes from the last weeks in the management server and revert back to them later if needed. You do not need to take a backup or a snapshot of the gateway or the management server for this purpose.
I don't believe the answer here is B, why..What is the point of backing up the gateway when this only holds the complied version of the policy.
I'm leaning towards C here, why...A policy has already been installed and is causing issues (There would be a revision for this), so reverting back to a policy from two weeks ago would still leave a way back to the policy currently installed.
C is not correct answer
Reverting to a previous revision is an irreversible operation, newer revisions than the target revision are lost.
Correct answer A or B
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