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Check Point Certified Troubleshooting Expert - R81.20 (CCTE) Version: Demo [ Total Questions: 10]

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Question #:1 What process monitors terminates, and restarts critical Check Point processes as necessary?

A. CPM B. FWD C. CPWD D. FWM Answer: C

Explanation CPWD (Check Point WatchDog) is the process that monitors, terminates (if necessary), and restarts critical Check Point processes (e.g., FWD, FWM, CPM) when they stop responding or crash.

CPM (Check Point Management process) is a process on the Management Server responsible for the web-based SmartConsole connections, policy installations, etc.

FWD (Firewall Daemon) handles logging and communication functions in the Security Gateway.

FWM (FireWall Management) is an older reference to the management process on the Management Server for older versions.

Therefore, the best answer is CPWD. Check Point Troubleshooting References sk97638: Check Point WatchDog (CPWD) process explanation and commands.

R81.20 Administration Guide – Section on CoreXL, Daemons, and CPWD usage. sk105217: Best Practices – Explains system processes, how to monitor them, and how CPWD is utilized.

Question #:2 The two procedures available for debugging in the firewall kernel are i. fw ctl zdebug ii. fw ctl debug/kdebug Choose the correct statement explaining the differences in the two

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A. (i) is used to debug only issues related to dropping of traffic, however (ii) can be used for any firewall issue including NATing, clustering etc.

B. (i) is used to debug the access control policy only, however (ii) can be used to debug a unified policy C. (i) is used on a Security Gateway, whereas (ii) is used on a Security Management Server D. (i) is used for general debugging, has a small buffer and is a quick way to set kernel debug flags to getan output via command line whereas (ii) is useful when there is a need for detailed debugging and requires additional steps to set the buffer and get an output via command line Answer: D

Explanation The correct statement explaining the differences between the two procedures for debugging in the firewall kernel is D. (i) is used for general debugging, has a small buffer and is a quick way to set kernel debug flags to get an output via command line whereas (ii) is useful when there is a need for detailed debugging and requires additional steps to set the buffer and get an output via command line.

The command fw ctl zdebug is a shortcut command that sets the kernel debug flags to a predefined value and prints the debug output to the standard output. It is useful for general debugging of common issues, such as traffic drops, NAT, VPN, or clustering. It has a small buffer size and does not require additional steps to start or stop the debugging. However, it has some limitations, such as it cannot be used with SecureXL, it cannot filter the output by chain modules, and it cannot save the output to a file12.

The command fw ctl debug is a command that allows the administrator to set the kernel debug flags to a custom value and specify the chain modules to debug. It is useful for detailed debugging of specific issues, such as policy installation, CoreXL, or Identity Awareness. It has a larger buffer size and can save the output to a file. However, it requires additional steps to start and stop the debugging, such as setting the buffer size, clearing the buffer, dumping the buffer, and resetting the debug flags12.

The command fw ctl kdebug is a command that is used in conjunction with fw ctl debug to dump the kernel debug buffer to the standard output or to a file. It is part of the procedure (ii) for detailed debugging in the firewall kernel12.

The other statements are not correct or relevant for explaining the differences between the two procedures for debugging in the firewall kernel. The command fw ctl zdebug can be used to debug more than just the access control policy, and the command fw ctl debug/kdebug can be used to debug more than just the unified policy. Both commands can be used on both the Security Gateway and the Security Management Server, depending on the issue to be debugged12.

References: Check Point Processes and Daemons3, (CCTE) - Check Point Software2 1: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81.10/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81.

10_AdvancedTechnicalReferenceGuide/html_frameset.htm 2: https://www.checkpoint.com/downloads /training/DOC-Training-Data-Sheet-CCTE-R81.10-V1.0.pdf 3: https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com /supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk97638

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Question #:3 You receive complains that Guest Users cannot login and use the Guest Network which is configured with Access Role of Guest Users. You need to verity the Captive Portal configuration. Where can you find the config file?

A. on the gateway at $NACPORTAL_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf B. on the management at SCPNAC_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf C. on the management at SNACPORTAL_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf D. on the gateway at $CPNAC_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf Answer: A Question #:4 What is the proper command for allowing the system to create core files?

A. service core-dump start B. SFWDIR/scripts/core-dump-enable.sh C. set core-dump enable >save config D. # set core-dump enable # save config Answer: C Question #:5 Which of the following is a component of the Context Management Infrastructure used to collect signatures in user space from multiple sources such as Application Control and IPS. and compiles them together into unified Pattern Matchers?

A. Context Loader B. PSL - Passive Signature Loader C. cpas D. CMI Loader

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Answer: B Question #:6 If the cpsemd process of SmartEvent has crashed or is having trouble coming up, then it usually indicates that __________.

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

Explanation cpsemd is the process responsible for logging into the SmartEvent GUI. Therefore, you need to check the status of this process and debug it, if necessary. Usually, the issue with the cpsemd process is that it is crashing, or not coming up. What causes this process to crash or not come up is that the PostgreSQL database is down. Therefore, in order to run the cpsemd process successfully, you need to run the PostgreSQL database successfully.

Question #:7 John has renewed his NPTX License but he gets an error (contract for Anti-Bot expired). He wants to check the subscription status on the CLI of the gateway, what command can he use for this?

A. fwm lie print B. fw monitor license status C. cpstat antimalware-f subscription status D. show license status Answer: D

Explanation The correct command to check the subscription status on the CLI of the gateway is show license status. This command displays the current license information, such as the license type, expiration date, and subscription status for various blades, such as Anti-Bot, Anti-Virus, IPS, etc. The command also shows the contract status for each blade, such as valid, expired, or invalid. If John has renewed his NPTX license, but he gets an error that the contract for Anti-Bot expired, he can use this command to verify the contract status and the subscription status for the Anti-Bot blade.

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The other commands are incorrect because: A. fwm lie print is not a valid command. The correct command is fwm lic print, which displays the license information on the Security Management Server, not on the gateway. This command does not show the subscription status or the contract status for the blades.

B. fw monitor license status is not a valid command. The correct command is fw monitor, which is a tool for capturing network traffic on the gateway, not for checking the license status.

C. cpstat antimalware-f subscription status is not a valid command. The correct command is cpstat antimalware -f subscription_status, which displays the subscription status for the Anti-Virus blade, not for the Anti-Bot blade. This command does not show the contract status for the blade.

References: How to check the contract status and expiration date of the Check Point products How to check the subscription status of the blades on the Security Gateway sk163417 - Check Point Software Question #:8 Which of the following would NOT be a flag when debugging a unified policy?

A. tls B. rulebase C. clob D. connection Answer: A

Explanation The Unified Policy is a feature that allows you to create a single policy layer that combines the functionality of Access Control, Threat Prevention, and HTTPS Inspection12. To debug the Unified Policy, you need to use the command fw ctl debug with the module name UP and the flag all or specific flags for different aspects of the Unified Policy inspection34. The possible flags for the Unified Policy module are: up_match: Shows the matching process of the Unified Policy rules. up_inspect: Shows the inspection process of the Unified Policy rules. up_action: Shows the action process of the Unified Policy rules. up_log: Shows the logging process of the Unified Policy rules.

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up_tls: Shows the TLS inspection process of the Unified Policy rules. up_clob: Shows the CLOB (Content Limitation and Optimization Blade) inspection process of the Unified Policy rules. up_rulebase: Shows the rulebase loading process of the Unified Policy rules. up_connection: Shows the connection tracking process of the Unified Policy rules.

The flag tls is not a valid flag for the Unified Policy module, as it is used for the TLS Inspection module5.

Therefore, the correct answer is A. tls. The other options are valid flags for the Unified Policy module, as explained above34. References: 1: CCTE Courseware, Module 8: Advanced Access Control, Slide 7 2: Check Point R81 Security Gateway Architecture and Packet Flow, Chapter 5: Unified Policy, Page 29 3: CCTE Courseware, Module 8: Advanced Access Control, Slide 17 4: Check Point R81 Security Gateway Architecture and Packet Flow, Chapter 5: Unified Policy, Page 32 5: Check Point R81 Security Gateway Architecture and Packet Flow, Chapter 6: TLS Inspection, Page 36 Question #:9 What is the buffer size set by the fw ctl zdebug command?

A. 8GB B. 1 MB C. 1 GB D. 8 MB Answer: B Question #:10 What is NOT a benefit of the ‘fw ctl zdebug’ command?

A. Automatically allocate a 1MB buffer B. Collect debug messages from the kernel C. Cannot be used to debug additional modules D. Clean the buffer

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Answer: C

Explanation The fw ctl zdebug command is a powerful tool that can be used to collect debug messages from the kernel, clean the buffer, and automatically allocate a 1MB buffer. However, it cannot be used to debug additional modules, such as SecureXL, CoreXL, or VPN. For those modules, other commands or tools are needed, such as fwaccel dbg, fw ctl affinity, or vpn debug.

References: 2: “fw ctl zdebug” - Helpful Command Combinations 3: How to use " fw ctl zdebug" command Troubleshooting Expert R81.1 (CCTE) Course Outline) - Module 4: Debugging Tools and Methods

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