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Question 34 (Topic 1)

Vanessa is attempting to log into the Gaia Web Portal. She is able to login successfully. Then she tries the same username and password for SmartConsole but gets the message in the screenshot image below. She has checked that the IP address of the Server is correct and the username and password she used to login into Gaia is also correct. What is the most likely reason?

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○ 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.

Question 35 (Topic 1)

The `Hit count` feature allows tracking the number of connections that each rule matches. Will the Hit count feature work independently from logging and Track the hits even if the Track option is set to `None`?

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○ No, it will not work independently. Hit Count will be shown only for rules with Track options set as Log or alert
○ Yes, it will work independently as long as ג€analyze all rulesג€ tick box is enabled on the Security Gateway
○ No, it will not work independently because hit count requires all rules to be logged
○ Yes, it will work independently because when you enable Hit Count, the SMS collects the data from supported Security Gateways

Question 36 (Topic 1)

Which software blade enables Access Control policies to accept, drop, or limit web site access based on user, group, and/or machine?

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○ Application Control
○ Data Awareness
○ Identity Awareness
○ Threat Emulation

Reference / correct answer:

Application Control

Most accepted answer: A. Application Control

Community votes: A=1, C=1

C is the right answer upvoted 9 times

Selected Answer: A "Application Control and URL Filtering" are bundled in the same software blade. On the other hand, user, group, or machine could refer to local definitions and do not specify that they are user, group, or machine identities. For me, "A" is correct. --- Unified Policy https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R80/CP_R80_SecMGMT/html_frameset.htm upvoted 1 times

Selected Answer: C Without Identity Awareness you can not make an access control policy based on users computers or networks upvoted 1 times

The _____ software blade enables Application Security policies to allow, block, or limit website access based on user, group and machine identities A. URL Filtering (*) B. Application control C. Monitoring D. Threat Emulation upvoted 1 times

Introducing the Unified Access Control Policy Define one, unified Access Control Policy. The Access Control Policy lets you create a simple and granular Rule Base that combines all these Access Control features: Firewall - Control access to and from the internal network. Application Control and URL Filtering - Block applications and sites. Content Awareness - Restrict the Data Types that users can upload or download. IPsec VPN and Mobile Access - Configure secure communication with Site-to-Site and Remote Access VPNs. Identity Awareness - Identify users, computers, and networks. upvoted 1 times

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