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CheckPoint Check Point Certified Security Administrator Sample Questions:

Question 1

A Cleanup rule:

A. drops packets without logging connections that would otherwise be accepted and logged by default.
B. logs connections that would otherwise be dropped without logging by default.
C. drops packets without logging connections that would otherwise be dropped and logged by default.
D. logs connections that would otherwise be accepted without logging by default.

Question 2

One of your remote Security Gateways suddenly stops sending logs, and you cannot install the Security Policy on the Gateway. All other remote Security Gateways are logging normally to the Security Management Server, and Policy installation is not affected. When you click the Test SIC status button in the problematic Gateway object, you receive an error message. What is the problem?

A. There is no connection between the Security Management Server and the remote Gateway. Rules or routing may block the connection.
B. The time on the Security Management Server's clock has changed, which invalidates the remote Gateway's Certificate.
C. The Internal Certificate Authority for the Security Management Server object has been removed from objects_5_0.C.
D. The remote Gateway's IP address has changed, which invalidates the SIC Certificate.

Question 3

Where can an administrator specify the notification action to be taken by the firewall in the event that available disk space drops below 15%?

A. SmartView Monitor > Gateway Status > Threshold Settings
B. SmartView Monitor > Gateway Status > System Information > Thresholds
C. SmartView Tracker > Audit Tab > Gateway Counters
D. This can only be monitored by a user-defined script.

Question 4

You are a Security Administrator using one Security Management Server managing three different firewalls. One firewall does NOT show up in the dialog box when attempting to install a Security Policy. Which of the following is a possible cause?

A. The firewall has failed to sync with the Security Management Server for 60 minutes.
B. The firewall is not listed in the Policy Installation Targets screen for this policy package.
C. The firewall object has been created but SIC has not yet been established.
D. The license for this specific firewall has expired.

Question 5

You find a suspicious FTP site trying to connect to one of your internal hosts. How do you block it in real time and verify it is successfully blocked? Highlight the suspicious connection in SmartView Tracker:

A. Active mode. Block it using Tools > Block Intruder menu. Observe in the Active mode that the suspicious connection does not appear again in this SmartView Tracker view.
B. Active mode. Block it using Tools > Block Intruder menu. Observe in the Active mode that the suspicious connection is listed in this SmartView Tracker view as "dropped."
C. Log mode. Block it using Tools > Block Intruder menu. Observe in the Log mode that the suspicious connection is listed in this SmartView Tracker view as "dropped."
D. Log mode. Block it using Tools > Block Intruder menu. Observe in the Log mode that the suspicious connection does not appear again in this SmartView Tracker view.

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