CheckPoint Check Point Certified Security Administrator - GAiA - 156-215.76무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Reboot Gateway

B. Fetch sync status

C. Get all Gateway Data

D. Preinstall verifier

A. Yes, there are always as many active NAT rules as there are connections.

B. Yes, it is possible to have two NAT rules which match a connection, but only in using Manual NAT (bidirectional NAT).

C. Yes, it is possible to have two NAT rules which match a connection, but only when using Automatic NAT (bidirectional NAT).

D. No, it is not possible to have more than one NAT rule matching a connection. When the firewall receives a packet belonging to a connection, it compares it against the first rule in the Rule Base, then the second rule, and so on. When it finds a rule that matches, it stops checking and applies that rule.

A. You need to start SSL Network Extender first, then use Visitor Mode.

B. Office mode is not configured.

C. The WebUI on GAiA runs on port 443 (HTTPS). When you configure Visitor Mode it cannot bind to default port 443, because it's used by another program (WebUI). You need to change the WebUI port, or run Visitor Mode on a different port.

D. Set Visitor Mode in Policy > Global Properties > Remote-Access > VPN - Advanced.

A. The collective name of the logs generated by SmartReporter.

B. A global Policy used to share a common enforcement policy for multiple Security Gateways.

C. The collective name of the Security Policy, Address Translation, and IPS Policies.

D. The specific Policy written in SmartDashboard to configure which log data is stored in the SmartReporter database.

A. WMI

B. CIFS

C. LDAP

D. RCP

A. When selecting the correct firewall in each line of the row Install On of the Rule Base, only this firewall is shown in the list of possible installation targets after selecting Policy > Install.

B. In the SmartDashboard policy, select the correct firewall to be the Specific Target of the rule.

C. A Rule Base is always installed on all possible targets. The rules to be installed on a firewall are defined by the selection in the row Install On of the Rule Base.

D. A Rule Base can always be installed on any Check Point firewall object. It is necessary to select the appropriate target directly after selecting Policy > Install.

A. Domain Admin username

B. Windows logon password

C. WMI object

D. Check Point Password

A. Destination Translated on Server side

B. Source Translated on both sides

C. Source Translated on Client side

D. Destination Translated on Client side

A. Decrypts data to its original form.

B. Guarantees the authenticity and integrity of a message.

C. Provides a secure key exchange mechanism over the Internet.

D. Automatically exchanges shared keys.

A. User

B. Destination

C. Track

D. Action

A. The Static NAT rules have priority over the Hide NAT rules and the NAT on a node has priority over the NAT on a network or an address range.

B. The Hide NAT rules have priority over the Static NAT rules and the NAT on a node has priority over the NAT on a network or an address range.

C. The rule position depends on the time of their creation. The rules created first are placed at the top; rules created later are placed successively below the others.

D. The Administrator decides the rule order by shifting the corresponding rules up and down.

A. Source Machine

B. Source Server

C. Source User

D. Source Network

A. Enable User Directory in Global Properties, configure a host-node object for the LDAP server, and configure a server object for the LDAP Account Unit.

B. Configure a server object for the LDAP Account Unit, and create an LDAP resource object.

C. Configure a workstation object for the LDAP server, configure a server object for the LDAP Account Unit, and enable LDAP in Global Properties.

D. Configure a server object for the LDAP Account Unit, enable LDAP in Global Properties, and create an LDAP resource object.

A. backup

B. upgrade_export

C. database revision

D. snapshot