Question 1

What process is responsible for sending and receiving logs in the management server?

Options :

A : FWD

B : CPM

C : FWM

D : CPD

Answer: A

Question 2

Which of the following file is commonly associated with troubleshooting crashes on a system such as the Security Gateway?

Options :

A : tcpdump

B :

core dump

C :

fw monitor

D :

CPMIL dump

Answer: B

Question 3

If the cpsemd process of SmartEvent has crashed or is having trouble coming up, then it usually indicates that __________.

Options :

A : The SmartEvent core on the Solr indexer has been deleted

B : The loqqed in administrator does not have permissions to run SmartEvent

C : Postgres database is down

D : Cpd daemon is unable to connect to the log server

Answer: C

Question 4

Jenna has to create a VPN tunnel to a CISCO ASA but has to set special property to renegotiate the Phase 2 tunnel after 10 MB of transferee1 dat

a. This can not be configured in the smartconsole, so how can she modify this property?

Options :

A : using GUIDBEDIT located in same directory as Smartconsole on the Windows client

B : she need to install GUIDBEDIT which can be downloaded from the Usercenter

C : she need to run GUIDBEDIT from CLISH which opens a graphical window on the smartcenter

D : this cant be done anymore as GUIDBEDIT is not supported in R80 anymore

Answer: C

Question 5

You have configured IPS Bypass Under Load function with additional kernel parameters ids_tolerance_no_stress=15 and ids_tolerance_stress-15 For configuration you used the *fw ctl set' command After reboot you noticed that these parameters returned to their default values What do you need to do to make this configuration work immediately and stay permanent?

Options :

A : Set these parameters again with ''fw ctl set'' and edit appropriate parameters in $FWDIR/boot/modules/ fwkern.conf

B : Use script $FWDIR/bin IpsSetBypass.sh to set these parameters

C :

Set these parameters again with ''fw ctl set'' and save configuration with ''save config''

D : Edit appropriate parameters in $FWDIR/boot/modules/fwkern.conf

Answer: A