156-215.80 Exam Dumps - Check Point Certified Security Administrator R80

There is no traffic queue to be handled

Several NICs can use one traffic queue by one CPU

Each NIC has several traffic queues that are handled by multiple CPU cores

Each NIC has one traffic queue that is handled by one CPU

Use SmartView Tracker to follow his actions by filtering log entries that feature the WinSCP destination port. Then, export the corresponding entries to a separate log file for documentation.

Use SmartDashboard to add a rule in the firewall Rule Base that matches his IP address, and those of potential targets and suspicious protocols. Apply the alert action or customized messaging.

Watch his IP in SmartView Monitor by setting an alert action to any packet that matches your Rule Base and his IP address for inbound and outbound traffic.

Send the suspect an email with a keylogging Trojan attached, to get direct information about his wrongdoings.

Secure Internal Communication (SIC)

Restart Daemons if they fail

Transfer messages between Firewall processes

Pulls application monitoring status

Check Point R80 SmartConsole authentication is more secure than in previous versions and Vanessa requires a special authentication key for R80 SmartConsole. Check that the correct key details are used.

Check Point Management software authentication details are not automatically the same as the Operating System authentication details. Check that she is using the correct details.

SmartConsole Authentication is not allowed for Vanessa until a Super administrator has logged in first and cleared any other administrator sessions.

Authentication failed because Vanessa’s username is not allowed in the new Threat Prevention console update checks even though these checks passed with Gaia.

Matching a log against each event definition

Create an event candidate

Matching a log against local exclusions

Matching a log against global exclusions

On the Policy Package

On each Security Gateway

On the Policy layer

In Global Properties for the Security Management Server

When a box is up, Effective Priority = Priority + Priority Delta

When an Interface is up, Effective Priority = Priority + Priority Delta

When an Interface fails, Effective Priority = Priority - Priority Delta

When a box fails, Effective Priority = Priority - Priority Delta

the user connects and authenticates

office mode is initiated

the user requests a connection

the user connects