Sample Questions:
How does the monitor FW of the INSPECT filter differ?
The FW monitor monitors the traffic passing through the interfaces of a security gateway.
The Inspectable El Filtro implements the rules base.
FW Monitor allows administrators to see how traffic will be filtered through a specific rules basis, if it is implemented.
The inspection filter implements the rules base. FW monitor tracks Changes made to the rules base.
The inspection filter implements the rules base.
The monitor FW captures all packets in the network segment to which an interface is attached. The inspection filter implements the rules base.
FW Monitor is a command line utility that can be used for the analysis of the packet header, while the inspection filter implements the rules base.
The login of the policy server and the installation of the desktop policy will kill which of the following processes on the client machine?
monitor SRFW.
FWM.
FW monitor
FWD.
cpd.
To refer to the exit of the SRFW monitor reference, what should you do?
Run the FW monitor on the client.
Run the SRFW monitor for the second time.
Run the FW monitor from the gateway.
Restart the client and run the SRFW monitor for the second time.
Run the FW monitor and compare it against a well-known baseline.
After configuring ClusterXL, where does the security policy install?
In the cluster of the gateway At the backup security gateway
On the management server
The installation of the policy is not required after configuring ClusterXL.
This is automatic in NGX.
In each security gateway in the cluster of the gateway.
What Utility Nation Unix shows the exit of the FW monitor in Solaris?
tcpdump.
Ethereal
Snoop -i (tiny)
Vis1.
Snoop (tiny)
When you run the FW monitor, "accept"; "Command, what kind of traffic is captured?
All traffic that comes in all directions, before and after incoming and outgoing nuclei.
Only incoming traffic, before and after incoming and outgoing nuclei.
Only outgoing traffic, before and after the outgoing nucleus. All traffic accepted by the rules base.
Only incoming traffic, before and after the incoming kernel.
Which of the following explanations better describes the FW LSLOGS command? multiple-choice
Display a list of remote machine log files.
Create a new log file. The old trunk has moved.
Keernel control.
Send signal to a demon.
Show protected hosts.
