Checkpoint 156-315.81 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

The option that is NOT an option to calculate the traffic direction is Outgoing. Traffic direction is a parameter that determines how traffic is classified as internal or external based on its source and destination. Traffic direction can be calculated using three options: Incoming, Internal, or External. Incoming means that traffic is classified as internal if its destination is one of the Security Gateway’s interfaces, and external otherwise. Internal means that traffic is classified as internal if its source or destination belongs to one of the internal networks defined in the topology, and external otherwise. External means that traffic is classified as internal if both its source and destination belong to one of the internal networks defined in the topology, and external otherwise. Outgoing is not a valid option to calculate traffic direction. 

The command cpinfo –y all displays information about all the hotfixes that are installed on the gateway1. This command also shows the hotfix ID, description, installation date, and status for each hotfix2. The other commands are not valid options for this task. The command cpinfo –h all shows the hardware information of the gateway3. The commands cpinfo –o hotfix and cpinfo –l hotfix do not exist and will return an error message.

References: Hotfix installer - Configuration Manager, How to keep your Security Gateways up to date, Solved: Does it always need to have the higher hotfix vers…

 For Wire mode configuration, chain modules marked with 00000001 will not apply. Wire mode is a special configuration that allows a Security Gateway to pass traffic without inspection, acting as a bridge between two network segments. In Wire mode, only chain modules that are essential for basic functionality are applied, such as VPN, QoS, ClusterXL, and SecureXL. Chain modules that are related to inspection-based Software Blades, such as Firewall, IPS, Application Control, and so on, are skipped. The chain modules that are skipped are marked with 00000001 in the output of fw ctl chain command. References: Wire Mode