Checkpoint Updated 156-315.81 Exam Questions and Answers by malaika

Mobile Access Portal is a clientless solution that provides secure web access to corporate resources from any device and any browser. Mobile Access Portal uses SSL encryption and authentication to protect the data and the identity of the users. Mobile Access Portal supports various types of web applications, such as webmail, file shares, intranet sites, and web-based applications.

The references are:

• Check Point Certified Security Expert R81.20 (CCSE) Core Training, slide 15
• Check Point R81 Mobile Access Blade Administration Guide, page 7
• [Check Point Mobile Access Software Blade]

The two ClusterXL Deployment options are Distributed and Full High Availability. Distributed deployment means that each cluster member has its own Security Management Server and synchronizes with other members. Full High Availability deployment means that one cluster member is active and handles all traffic, while the other members are in standby mode and ready to take over in case of a failure. The other options are not valid ClusterXL Deployment options, but rather ClusterXL Modes or ClusterXL Load Sharing Methods. References: [Check Point Security Expert R81 ClusterXL Administration Guide], page 6.

To see historical data with cpview, you can use the cpview -t command, where is the date and time you want to view. For example, cpview -t Jan 01 2023 12:00:00 will show you the cpview data for January 1st, 2023 at noon. You can also enter a partial date, such as Jan 02, to see the data for the whole day. This feature is available in R77.10 and higher versions of Check Point software1. You can also access the historical data by pressing the “t” key while running cpview in live mode and entering the desired date and time1. The historical data is stored in the CPViewDB.dat file in the /var/log/CPView_history directory on your gateway2. You can export this file and import it into other tools for visualization, such as Grafana3.

 Certificate Authority (CA) is a service that issues and manages digital certificates for secure communication between Check Point components. CA can be installed on a Security Management Server or on a dedicated server. CA can be configured as primary or secondary in a High Availability cluster. The cpconfig command is used to run the Check Point Configuration Tool on Gaia OS, which allows users to configure various settings for Check Point products. One of the configuration options is Certificate Authority, which shows if CA is installed on the server and if it is primary or secondary5. Therefore, Alice needs to look for this option to check the CA status.

References: 5: cpconfig