Checkpoint Updated 156-315.81 Exam Questions and Answers by ayzal

 The valid range for Virtual Router Identifier (VRID) value in a Virtual Routing Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) configuration is 1-255. The VRID is a unique number that identifies a virtual router in a VRRP group. It is used to associate routers and their virtual IP addresses. The VRID must be the same for all routers in the same VRRP group. References: [Configuring VRRP on Gaia]

 The correct description for the Dynamic Balancing / Split feature is:

• Dynamic Balancing / Split dynamically change the number of SND’s and firewall instances based on the current load.
• It is only available on Quantum Appliances (not on Quantum Spark or Open Server)

The Dynamic Balancing / Split feature is a performance-enhancing daemon that balances the load between CoreXL SNDs and CoreXL Firewalls. It monitors the average CPU utilization of CoreXL Firewall and SND instances and automatically increases or decreases the number of CoreXL Firewall instances. The Dynamic Balancing Daemon (dsd) has three stages in each iteration: Examine the current CPU utilization, Calculate the optimal split, and Apply the new split1.

The Dynamic Balancing / Split feature is supported on Check Point Appliances, such as Quantum Appliances, Quantum Maestro, Quantum Security Gateways, and Quantum LightSpeed Appliances in KPPAK mode2. It is not supported on Quantum Spark appliances, which are designed for small and medium businesses. It is also not supported on Open Server platforms, which are general-purpose servers that run Check Point software on top of third-party operating systems.

References: Dynamic Balancing for CoreXL; Maestro and Dynamic Balancing (Dynamic Split); Dynamic Balancing available on R80.40; [Quantum Spark Appliances]; [Open Server]

According to the Check Point R81.20 documentation, the central deployment feature allows you to install up to 10 packages simultaneously on multiple gateways1.

References1: Check Point R81.20 Administration Guide, page 35.