Correct: A,B
You can use Templates and Template Stacks to define a wide array of settings but you can perform the following tasks only locally on each managed firewall:
Configure a device block list.
Clear logs.
Enable operational modes such as normal mode, multi-vsys mode, or FIPS-CC mode.
Configure the IP addresses of firewalls in an HA pair.
Configure a master key and diagnostics.
Compare configuration files (Config Audit).
Renaming a vsys on a multi-vsys firewall.
'Allow Forwarding of Decrypted Content' under Device->Setup->Content-ID->Content-ID Settings also cannot be configured on a Panorama Template. Has to be configured locally on the firewall.
It is possible to set up in Panorama, also for a secondary box via variables, but for some reason firewalls just don't take those values. Have PAN TAC case opened for it for 4 months already, PA engineering is working on it as of 04/2021. just fyi
Badly worded question as you can push master key from Panorama to firewalls but not via template or Template stack it is via PanoramaManaged DevicesSummary select the firewall and pick Deploy Master Key from task bar at the bottom, so technically the answer AB is correct as you cannot push Master Key via Template or Template stack. You cannot create HA IP and push from Panorama.
I don't see how you can't push HA1 IP's I have a template stack that has a template called active that does just this, and a second template stack called passive that does the same thing (all my HA1's are 192.168.1.1/30 and 192.168.1.2/30 respectively for active and passive)
Badly worded question as you can push master key from Panorama to firewalls but not via template or Template stack it is via PanoramaManaged DevicesSummary select the firewall and pick Deploy Master Key from task bar at the bottom, however you are not pushing this change via Template or Template stack so technically the answer is AB
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