Free COMPTIA Cloud+ CV0-004 Actual Exam Questions - Question 15 Discussion
A company hosts various containerized applications for business uses. A client reports that one of its routine business applications fails to load the web-based login prompt hosted in the company cloud. Click on each device and resource. Review the configurations, logs, and characteristics of each node in the architecture to diagnose the issue. Then, make the necessary changes to the WAF configuration to remediate the issue. 
I think option C makes the most sense. The WAF is likely blocking legitimate login traffic due to strict rules, so updating the WAF to allow that traffic would fix the problem.
I noticed in the WAF logs that there’s a lot of blocked traffic related to SQL injection rules. Since login forms often include input fields that might trigger false positives, disabling or tweaking those specific SQLi rules like in option C makes sense. Also, the app servers and network devices seem fine, so it points more toward WAF filtering. Removing or modifying those strict rules for the login endpoint should get the prompt loading again without compromising overall security.
Option C seems right here. The WAF is probably blocking the login request, so tweaking its rules should fix the issue.