Network · cloud · content · endpoint · secure access · visibility
30 questions · 180 min · 75% Techclick practice target
⚠️ Exam Rules
This is an advanced set for the same 350-701 blueprint as the CCNP SCOR practice test. Use the SCOR page for the core exam.
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 120 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 180 min |
| Techclick practice target | 75% |
| Official exam code | 350-701 |
An engineer pushes a new access control policy from FMC to a pair of FTD appliances, but the FMC management interface goes offline during the maintenance window. End users report that traffic is still being filtered correctly. Which statement explains this behavior?
Correct: A. FMC is the management and policy-authoring plane while FTD owns local data-plane enforcement. Once a policy is deployed, FTD keeps inspecting with the last-known good config, which is why filtering continues. The other answers are incorrect because FTD does not stream packets to FMC for verdicts, does not fail open, and does not drop transit traffic when management connectivity is lost.
While planning an upgrade to FTD 7.x, an engineer wants the inspection engine that delivers multi-threaded processing, improved protocol decoding, and easier custom rule authoring with OpenAppID. Which engine should be selected on the device?
Correct: A. Snort 3 is the current FTD inspection engine offering higher throughput, better protocol decoding, and simpler rule writing via OpenAppID and the Snort 3 LSP. Snort 2 is incorrect because it is the legacy engine being phased out; iptables and IOS are wrong because FTD inspection is driven by Snort, not by generic Linux netfilter rules or classic IOS code.
A security architect is designing TrustSec/SGT-based segmentation enforced on FTD so that policy is expressed as tag-to-tag rules independent of IP addressing. Which mechanisms can deliver IP-to-SGT or SGT mappings to the FTD enforcement point? (Choose TWO)
Correct: A and B. SXP propagates IP-to-SGT bindings to devices that did not witness the original authentication, and pxGrid lets FMC subscribe to ISE session and SGT context, so both feed FTD enforcement. STP, DHCP option 82, and HSRP are incorrect because those protocols have no role in carrying security group tags and were never designed to transport identity information.
An enterprise is sizing a production ISE deployment for 40,000 endpoints across three data centers and needs both administrative resilience and RADIUS scale. Which persona layout best fits this requirement?
Correct: A. A distributed deployment separates the PAN (admin/config), MnT (logging/reporting), and PSN (RADIUS/TACACS+ processing) personas so each scales and fails over independently, which suits large multi-site designs. The all-in-one and PAN-only options are incorrect because they cannot scale RADIUS load or provide redundancy, and relying on local device decisions defeats the purpose of centralized policy.
A wireless client connects to a corporate SSID configured for 802.1X. Trace the RADIUS flow that results in the controller applying a dynamic VLAN and dACL. Which sequence is correct?
Correct: A. In 802.1X, the WLC is the authenticator/NAS and ISE PSN is the policy decision point; ISE returns authorization attributes in the Access-Accept that the WLC enforces. The other options are incorrect because the client never speaks RADIUS directly, the WLC does not make the authorization decision itself, and ISE evaluates per-session conditions rather than pushing one static VLAN to everyone.
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This bank has 120 original scenario-based questions with a 180-minute timer and a 75% Techclick practice target.
The official exam code is 350-701 (Cisco).
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Related practice tests: 350-701 SCOR, 200-301 (linked below).

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