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Check Point Certified Security Administrator R82 Questions 61–65 (page: 14)

Updated On: 16-Mar-2026

Select the correct description of the Explicit Rules.

  1. Explicit rules are created by the administrator
  2. Explicit rules are created in Security Policies by the Security Management Server
  3. Explicit rules are created by the Security Gateway
  4. Explicit rules are created in the Global Properties on the Security Management Server

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Explicit rules are manually created and configured by the administrator within the security policy rulebase.



The Access Control Policy includes which of these features?

  1. Firewall, Application & URL Filtering, Content Awareness, IPsec VPN and Mobile Access, Identity Awareness
  2. Firewall, Application &U RL Filtering, Data Loss Prevention, IPsec VPN and Mobile Access, Identity Awareness
  3. Firewall, Application &U RL Filtering, antivirus, IPsec VPN and Mobile Access, Identity Awareness
  4. Firewall, Application &U RL Filtering, file content analysis, IPsec VPN and Mobile Access, Identity Awareness

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The Access Control Policy combines firewall inspection with Application Control and URL Filtering, Content Awareness, Identity Awareness, and VPN enforcement to control who can access which resources and how traffic is handled.



What is the difference between the Access Control policy and NAT policy?

  1. The Access Control policy is a collection of rules that control network access. The NAT rules can be used to make the gateway change IP addresses and port numbers in packets.
  2. The Access Control policy is an enforced on the Security Gateway. The NAT rules are enforced on a separate NAT Gateway.
  3. The Access Control policy is a collection of rules that control application and web site access. The NAT rules allow or deny connections on the gateway and can also change IP addresses and port numbers in packets.
  4. The Access Control policy is a collection of rules that mostly blocks network access. The NAT rules are used to allow access through the gateway. A NAT rule causes the gateway to allow access to or from the IP addresses and translates the packet according to the rule.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The Access Control policy determines whether traffic is allowed or denied, while the NAT policy modifies packet source or destination IP addresses and ports as traffic passes through the gateway.



Inline Layers are evaluated against the rules; if none of the rules match _____ is applied.

  1. the Accept action
  2. the Implicit Cleanup Rule
  3. the Drop action
  4. the Explicit Cleanup Rule if exists

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

If no rule in an Inline Layer matches the traffic, the implicit cleanup rule of that layer is applied, which drops the traffic by default.



What happens when a rule in an Ordered Layer matches a packet and the action is Drop?

  1. The packet is encrypted
  2. The packet is dropped and no further rules are checked
  3. The packet is logged and forwarded
  4. The packet is sent to the next layer

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

In an ordered layer, once a packet matches a rule with a Drop action, the firewall immediately drops the packet and stops evaluating any further rules or layers.



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