Checkpoint 156-315.81 Based on Real Exam Environment

After clicking “Next”, the above configuration is supported by Active Directory integration which allows the Security Gateway to correlate Active Directory users and machines to IP addresses in a method that is completely transparent to the user. This is a feature of Identity Awareness that allows the Security Gateway to identify users and machines on the network and enforce security policies based on their identity. The administrator can configure Identity Awareness to use various methods for acquiring identity, including Active Directory integration, browser-based authentication, terminal servers, and transparent authentication1. References: Check Point Resource Library, page 3.

The command “ps aux | grep twd” is used to check the process ID and the processing time of the twd process on the Security Gateway. The ps command displays information about the active processes on the system. The aux option shows all processes for all users, including those without a controlling terminal. The grep command filters the output of the ps command by searching for the pattern “twd”, which is the name of the process that handles VPN traffic encryption and decryption1. The output of the command shows the process ID, CPU usage, memory usage, start time, and other details of the twd process2. Therefore, the correct answer is A.

References: 1: [Check Point Processes and Daemons] 2: [How to troubleshoot VPN issues with cpview utility]

 The command switch to specify the Gaia API context is mgmt_cli --context gaia_api . This switch allows the user to execute Gaia OS commands through the management API. The Gaia API context is different from the default management API context, which is used to execute commands related to the security policy and objects1. References: Check Point R81 Management API Reference Guide

Management Data Plane Separation (MDPS) is a feature that allows the separation of the management plane and the data plane on a Security Gateway or a cluster. The management plane is responsible for accessing, provisioning and monitoring the Security Gateway, while the data plane is responsible for all other network traffic and processing. Each network environment is independent and includes interfaces, routes, sockets, and processes1. References: Check Point R81 Administration Guide