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Practice question 348 of 498 · hard

A team using Azure Firewall wants to block one HTTPS path while allowing other paths on the same host. Which two requirements follow from the inspection model? Select two.

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  1. A.Plan supported TLS inspection and client trust for encrypted traffic
  2. B.Use full URL filtering rather than only FQDN filtering
  3. C.Treat an NSG destination-port rule as equivalent URL inspection
  4. D.Disable certificate validation to make interception safe
  5. E.Assume host-only FQDN rules distinguish every URL path
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  • Plan supported TLS inspection and client trust for encrypted traffic
  • Use full URL filtering rather than only FQDN filtering

Path-specific decisions require URL visibility, and HTTPS visibility requires a supported inspection/trust design. FQDN rules identify hosts, not every path. NSGs inspect flow attributes. Disabling certificate validation weakens security instead of establishing safe inspection.

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