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Question #6
The Check Point Watch Daemon (CPWD) monitors critical Check Point processes, terminating them or restarting them as needed to maintain consistent, stable operating conditions. When checking the status/output of CPWD you are able to see some columns like APP, PID, STAT, START, etc. What is the column "STAT" used for?
  1. A
    Shows the Watch Dog name of the monitored process
  2. B
    Shows the status of the monitored process
  3. C
    Shows how many times the Watch Dog started the monitored process
  4. D
    Shows what monitoring method Watch Dog is using totrack the process

Correct Answer:
B
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The "STAT" column within the CPWD output is essential for identifying the current status of a monitored process, providing crucial insights that determine the process's operational condition. Labels like 'E' for Executing and 'T' for Terminated help in quickly assessing whether a process is actively running or has stopped, enabling targeted troubleshooting and maintenance actions.

Question #7
What does CMI stand for in relation to the Access Control Policy?
  1. A
    Content Management Interface
  2. B
    Content Matching Infrastructure
  3. C
    Context Manipulation Interface
  4. D
    Context Management Infrastructure

Correct Answer:
D
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Absolutely—Context Management Infrastructure (CMI) describes the system within Check Point's architecture focused on managing how different components interact, particularly concerning security decisions on packet handling. CMI analyzes the context of each packet, effectively orchestrating the flow and enforcement of the security policy. It's a crucial concept for understanding how Check Point maintains tight security across variable contexts.

Question #8
When viewing data for CPMI objects in the Postgres database, what table column should be selected to query for the object instance?
  1. A
    CpmiHostCkp
  2. B
    fwset
  3. C
    CPM_Global_M
  4. D
    GuiDBedit

Correct Answer:
B
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Correctly, the column 'fwset' from the 'dleobjectderef_data' table is the best choice when querying for CPMI object instances. This column actually holds the object instance data as text, distinguishing it from 'CpmiHostCkp,' which rather represents a class of objects. It is crucial to focus on fetching data specifically tied to the instances, which the 'fwset' column aptly provides. Always ensure that your query targets precise data points relevant to your investigation within the Postgres database's scheme.

Question #9
An administrator receives reports about issues with log indexing and text searching regarding an existing Management Server. In trying to find a solution she wants to check if the process responsible for this feature is running correctly. What is true about the related process?
  1. A
    cpd needs to be restarted manual to show in the list
  2. B
    fwm manages this database after initialization of the ICA
  3. C
    solr is a child process of cpm
  4. D
    fwssd crashes can affect therefore not show in the list

Correct Answer:
C
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In reference to checking if the process responsible for log indexing and text searching on a Management Server is running, it's crucial to understand that the Solr process, which handles these functionalities, is indeed a child process of the CPM (Central Policy Manager). This hierarchical relationship ensures that when CPM is active and stable, Solr should be functioning properly beneath it, assuming no other underlying issues. This setup is integral for efficient search operations and data management within Check Point's environment.

Question #10
What is the best way to resolve an issue caused by a frozen process?
  1. A
    Kill the process
  2. B
    Restart the process
  3. C
    Reboot the machine
  4. D
    Power off the machine

Correct Answer:
C
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If a process freezes, the most comprehensive solution with minimal impact is to reboot the machine. This action refreshes the entire system, ensuring all components restart cleanly, potentially resolving issues related to system resources or dependencies that simply restarting the process wouldn't fix. For immediate relief, if rebooting isn't viable, temporarily restarting the related process can serve as an interim fix till a full system reboot is possible.

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