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What file extension should be used with fw monitor to allow the output file to be imported and read in Wireshark?

  1. .pea
  2. .exe
  3. .cap
  4. .tgz

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The .cap file extension is commonly used for packet capture files that can be imported and analyzed in Wireshark.
When using fw monitor, specifying the output file with a .cap extension ensures compatibility with Wireshark for detailed packet analysis. Other extensions like .exe and .tgz are not suitable for packet captures, and .pea is not a standard extension for this purpose.



How many different types of Service Requests exist?

  1. 4
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 5

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Check Point categorizes Service Requests (SRs) into four main types: Technical Support, Product Enhancement, Billing and Licensing, and Other Services. Each type caters to different aspects of customer needs, ensuring that users can address a wide range of issues and requests through the appropriate channels.



When opening a new Service Request, what feature is in place to help guide you through the process?

  1. The SmartConsole Help feature
  2. The TAC chat room
  3. An SR wizard
  4. An SR API

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

When opening a new Service Request (SR) in Check Point's User Center portal, an SR wizard guides users through the process. This wizard assists in collecting necessary information, categorizing the request appropriately, and ensuring that all required details are provided to expedite the resolution process. The SR wizard simplifies the SR creation process, making it more user-friendly and efficient.



Which of the following is NOT a way to insert fw monitor into the chain when troubleshooting packets throughout the chain?

  1. Relative position using id
  2. Absolute position
  3. Relative position using location
  4. Relative position using alias

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

When using fw monitor for packet capture in Check Point environments, packets can be monitored at various points in the inspection chain. The insertion methods include specifying a relative position using an identifier (id), using an absolute position, or specifying the position based on location within the chain. However, using an alias to determine the relative position is not a recognized method for inserting fw monitor into the inspection chain.






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