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 The type of SecureXL template that is not valid among the options is Deny template. SecureXL templates are pre-allocated data structures that store information about connections that match certain criteria. They are used to accelerate the processing of packets that belong to those connections. The valid types of SecureXL templates are Accept, Drop, NAT, and Crypt. The Accept template is used for connections that are allowed by the Firewall policy. The Drop template is used for connections that are blocked by the Firewall policy. The NAT template is used for connections that require Network Address Translation. The Crypt template is used for connections that require encryption or decryption. References: [SecureXL Templates]

Mobile Access Gateway can be configured as a reverse proxy for internal web applications. Reverse proxy users browse to a URL that is resolved to the Security Gateway IP address. The Security Gateway then forwards the requests to the internal web servers and returns the responses to the users. To enable reverse proxy mode on the Mobile Access Gateway, the administrator needs to run the ReverseProxy command on the command line interface of the Security Gateway5. Therefore, the correct answer is C.

References: 5: Reverse Proxy Mode

 To verify the CPUSE agent build, you can use either of these methods:

• In WebUI Status and Actions page
• By running the following command in CLISH: show installer status build The CPUSE agent build indicates the version of the CPUSE agent that is installed on the machine. The CPUSE agent is responsible for downloading, verifying, installing, and removing packages on Gaia OS. It is recommended to keep the CPUSE agent up-to-date to ensure a smooth installation and upgrade process. References: [CPUSE Agent]

The verified answer is D. Time.

An Access Role object is a logical representation of a set of users, machines, or networks that can be used in the security policy1. An Access Role object can include the following components1:

• Networks: IP addresses or network objects that define the source or destination of the traffic.
• Machines: Specific hosts or machine groups that are identified by their MAC addresses or certificates.
• Users: Specific users or user groups that are authenticated by one or more identity sources, such as Active Directory, LDAP, or Identity Awareness.

Time is not a component of an Access Role object, and it cannot be configured in it. Time is a separate object type that can be used to define the validity period of a rule or a policy2.

References:

• LDAP group vs Access role objects - Check Point CheckMates3
• THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCESS ROLES - Check Point Software1
• Time Objects - Check Point Software2