TPAD01 Practice Questions

A.  

PPS Console and End User Web

B.  

End User Web and Email Continuity

C.  

TAP Dashboard and Cloud Threat Response

D.  

PPS Console and Cloud Admin

A.  

To block all incoming emails automatically

B.  

To allow users to manage their quarantined emails and email preferences

C.  

To configure firewall settings and network security policies

D.  

To send encrypted messages to external recipients

A.  

To automate the containment and remediation of email threats

B.  

To manually analyze every email before delivery

C.  

To encrypt all emails before sending them to recipients

D.  

To filter out spam emails before they reach users’ inboxes

A.  

Only the default policy will be applied.

B.  

Only the inbound_protected policy will be applied.

C.  

The inbound_protected and default policy will be applied to the message in that order.

D.  

Neither policy will be applied because policy routes are mutually exclusive.

A.  

The Final Rule that gave the final disposition for the message

B.  

The time that the recipient opened and read the message

C.  

The name and version of the email client on the recipient device

D.  

The SMTP port numbers used for the message session

A.  

When TLS is attempted and fails, communication occurs over plain HTTP.

B.  

TLS is only used for internal communications within the server.

C.  

When TLS is attempted and fails, the message is rejected.

D.  

TLS is opportunistic for all SMTP communications.

A.  

Release the message to the user and deliver it encrypted.

B.  

Resubmit the message to message defense and virus protection and release the message to the user.

C.  

Encrypt the message and release the message to the user's digest.

D.  

Resubmit the message to message defense and virus protection and release an encrypted message to the user.

A.  

When delivering mail to example.com the protection server tries to connect to the Destination MTAs starting at the bottom one and working up the list.

B.  

You can only have multiple Destination hostname MTAs if you use the Delivery Type of Load Balanced. Ordered must specify the Destination MTAs as IP addresses.

C.  

You must have a minimum of five Destination MTAs when you use the Delivery Type of Ordered. This provides the minimum level of failover required by Proofpoint.

D.  

When delivering mail to example.com the protection server tries to connect to the Destination MTAs starting at the top one and working down the list.

A.  

The message will go to the “Dictionary” folder.

B.  

The message will be copied to both folders.

C.  

The message will go to the “Spam” folder.

D.  

The message will be discarded.

A.  

It randomizes the listed destination MTAs for load balancing

B.  

It always uses the lowest entry first, then retries upward

C.  

It tries to connect to the destination MTAs starting at the top and working down the list

D.  

It performs public MX lookup first and ignores the manually listed hosts