Where is the "Hit Count" feature enabled or disabled in SmartConsole?

• A.On the Policy Package
• B.On each Security Gateway
• C.On the Policy layer
• D.In Global Properties for the Security Management Server

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What is the Manual Client Authentication TELNET port?

• A.259
• B.900
• C.23
• D.264

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Examine the following Rule Base.

What can we infer about the recent changes made to the Rule Base?

• A.Rule 7 was created by the 'admin' administrator in the current session
• B.8 changes have been made by administrators since the last policy installation
• C.The rules 1, 5 and 6 cannot be edited by the 'admin' administrator
• D.Rule 1 and object webserver are locked by another administrator

Correct Answer: D

On top of the print screen there is a number "8" which consists for the number of changes made and not saved.
Session Management Toolbar (top of SmartConsole)

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You are using SmartView Tracker to troubleshoot NAT entries. Which column do you check to view the NAT'd source port if you are using Source NAT?

• A.XlateSPort
• B.XlateDPort
• C.XlateSrc
• D.XlateDst

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Jack works for a managed service provider and he has been tasked to create 17 new policies for several new customers. He does not have much time. What is the BEST way to do this with R80 security management?

• A.Create a text-file with mgmt_cli script that creates all objects and policies. Open the file in SmartConsole Command Line to run it.
• B.Create a text-file with Gaia CLI -commands in order to create all objects and policies. Run the file in CLISH with command load configuration.
• C.Create a text-file with DBEDIT script that creates all objects and policies. Run the file in the command line of the management server using command dbedit -f.
• D.Use Object Explorer in SmartConsole to create the objects and Manage Policies from the menu to create the policies.

Correct Answer: A

Did you know: mgmt_cli can accept csv files as inputs using the --batch option.
The first row should contain the argument names and the rows below it should hold the values for these parameters.
So an equivalent solution to the powershell script could look like this:
data.csv:

mgmt_cli add host --batch data.csv -u <username> -p <password> -m <management server> This can work with any type of command not just "add host" : simply replace the column names with the ones relevant to the command you need.

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