You find a suspicious connection from a problematic host. You decide that you want to block everything from that whole network, not just the problematic host. You want to block this for an hour while you investigate further, but you do not want to add any rules to the
Rule Base. How do you achieve this?

• A.Use dbedit to script the addition of a rule directly into the Rule Bases_5_0.fws configuration file.
• B.Create a Suspicious Activity Rule in Smart Monitor.
• C.Select Block intruder from the Tools menu in SmartView Tracker.
• D.Add a temporary rule using SmartDashboard and select hide rule.

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Fill in the blank: When LDAP is integrated with Check Point Security Management, it is then referred to as
_______

• A.UserCheck
• B.User Directory
• C.User Administration
• D.User Center

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Which command can you use to verify the number of active concurrent connections?

• A.show all connections
• B.fw ctl pst pstat
• C.fw conn all
• D.show connections

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Fill in the blank: Gaia can be configured using the _______ or ______ .

• A.Gaia; command line interface
• B.WebUI; Gaia Interface
• C.Command line interface; WebUI
• D.Gaia Interface; GaiaUI

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Joey is using the computer with IP address 192.168.20.13. He wants to access web page
"www.Check Point.com", which is hosted on Web server with IP address 203.0.113.111.
How many rules on Check Point Firewall are required for this connection?

• A.Two rules - first one for the HTTP traffic and second one for DNS traffic.
• B.Only one rule, because Check Point firewall is using Stateful Inspection technology.
• C.Only one rule, because Check Point firewall is a Packet Filtering firewall
• D.Two rules - one for outgoing request and second one for incoming replay.

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