Sure Pass Exam 156-836 PDF

According to the Installing and Uninstalling a Hotfix on Quantum Maestro Orchestrators, page 1, when you apply a hotfix using gclish, the MHO distributes the hotfix to all SGMs in the SecurityGroup. The SGMs install the hotfix and reboot one by one, in ascending order of their SGM IDs. The SGMs wait for the previous SGM to finish rebooting before starting their own reboot. This ensures that there is no outage for the entire Security Group.

References = Installing and Uninstalling a Hotfix on Quantum Maestro Orchestrators, page 1; Maestro R81.10 Jumbo Hotfix install - Check Point CheckMates, page 1.

The Orchestratoris a device that connects multiple security gateways into a unified system, called a security group. It manages the configuration, policy, software, and routing of the security group, and distributes the network traffic among the security gateways using a load-balancing algorithm. It also acts as a network switch for the internal and external networks.

References = Maestro Hyperscale Orchestrator Datasheet - Check Point Software, Check Point Maestro Hyperscale Network Security, 7 Reasons to Use Check Point Maestro and … - Check Point Software

"Asg stat -v" could be a part of the core diagnostic tools, providing valuable statistics and information for manual diagnostics.

References =

•Maestro Expert (CCME) Course - Check Point Software 3

•Check Point Maestro R81.X Administration Guide 1

•Check Point Maestro R81.X Getting Started Guide 2

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The asg stat -v command is used to verify the status of Security Group Members (SGMs) during an upgrade in a Maestro environment. This command provides detailed status information, including whether SGMs are in the UP state, which is critical before proceeding with upgrades to other SGMs to ensure system stability and continuity.

Exact Extract:

“The command ‘asg stat -v’ can be used during an upgrade to verify that the upgraded Security Group Members (SGMs) have returned to UP status before upgrading other SGMs. This command provides a detailed view of the status of all SGMs in the Security Group, ensuring that the upgraded members are operational.”

—Check Point Certified Maestro Expert (CCME) R81.X Courseware, Module 4: Using the Command Line Interface and WebUI, Lesson 4.4: System Diagnostics, page 4-16

—Check Point R81 Maestro Administration Guide, Chapter 4: Using the Command Line Interface and WebUI, Section: System Diagnostics, page 4-13

Explanation of Options:

A. asg monitor: Incorrect, as asg monitor is used for real-time monitoring but does not provide detailed status verification for SGMs during upgrades.

B. cpview: Incorrect, as cpview provides performance and system statistics but is not specific to verifying SGM status post-upgrade.

C. asg perf -v: Incorrect, as asg perf -v focuses on performance metrics, not SGM status verification.

D. asg stat -v: Correct, as this command is explicitly used to check the UP status of SGMs during upgrades, as per the documentation.