156-536 Exam Dumps : Check Point Certified Harmony Endpoint Specialist - R81.20 (CCES)

The SmartEndpoint Console is a key component in the Harmony Endpoint architecture, specifically designed to connect to and manage the Endpoint Management Server (EMS). It is a Check Point SmartConsole application used to deploy, monitor, and configure endpoint security clients and policies, communicating directly with the EMS. In contrast, SmartEndpoint does not connect to the Security Management Server (SMS) as stated in option A. SmartConsole (C) is a broader management tool for Check Point gateways, not specifically for the EMS. Option D, regarding the Web Management Console, is not supported by the documentation as connecting to the SMS. Therefore, "SmartEndpoint Console connects to and manages the Endpoint Management Server (EMS)" (B) is the true statement.

To check installed licenses on the Harmony Endpoint Management Server via the command-line interface (CLI), the correct command is cplic print -x. This is a standard Check Point command for displaying detailed license information, as referenced in theCP_R81.20_Harmony_Endpoint_Server_AdminGuide.pdfon page 58 under "Getting Licenses." While the document does not list the command explicitly in a step-by-step format, it discusses license management and implies the use of standard Check Point CLI tools. The cplic print -x command is widely recognized in Check Point environments to output license details, including expiration dates and features, making it the appropriate choice for troubleshooting license status on the server.

Option B ("show licenses all") is not a valid Check Point CLI command; it resembles syntax from other systems but not Check Point’s. Option C ("cplic add ") is for adding a license, not checking existing ones (page 58 mentions applying licenses, not viewing them). Option D ("cplic print +x") contains a syntax error; the correct flag is -x, not +x. Thus, option A is the verified answer based on Check Point’s CLI conventions and the guide’s context.