To enforce the Security Policy correctly, a Security Gateway requires:

• A.a routing table
• B.awareness of the network topology
• C.a Demilitarized Zone
• D.a Security Policy install

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Where do we need to reset the SIC on a gateway object?

• A.SmartUpdate > Edit Security Management Server Object > SIC
• B.SmartUpdate > Edit Gateway Object > Communication
• C.SmartDashboard > Edit Security Management Server Object > SIC
• D.SmartDashboard > Edit Gateway Object > General Properties > Communication

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You have created a rule at the top of your Rule Base to permit Guest Wireless access to the Internet. However, when guest users attempt to reach the Internet, they are not seeing the splash page to accept your Terms of Service, and cannot access the Internet.
How can you fix this?

• A.Right click Accept in the rule, select "More", and then check "Enable Identity Captive Portal"
• B.On the firewall object, Legacy Authentication screen, check "Enable Identity Captive Portal"
• C.In the Captive Portal screen of Global Properties, check "Enable Identity Captive Portal"
• D.On the Security Management Server object, check the box "Identity Logging"

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Due to high CPU workload on the Security Gateway, the security administrator decided to purchase a new multicore CPU to replace the existing single core CPU. After installation, is the administrator required to perform any additional tasks?

• A.Go to clash-Run cpstop | Run cpstart
• B.Go to clash-Run cpconfig | Configure CoreXL to make use of the additional Cores | Exit cpconfig | Reboot Security Gateway
• C.Administrator does not need to perform any task. Check Point will make use of the newly installed CPU and Cores
• D.Go to clash-Run cpconfig | Configure CoreXL to make use of the additional Cores | Exit cpconfig | Reboot Security Gateway | Install Security Policy

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View the rule below. What does the pen-symbol in the left column mean?

• A.Those rules have been published in the current session.
• B.Rules have been edited by the logged in administrator, but the policy has not been published yet.
• C.Another user has currently locked the rules for editing.
• D.The configuration lock is present. Click the pen symbol in order to gain the lock.

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