Question 6 of 75
The Check Point Watch Daemon (CPWD) monitors critical Check Point processes, terminating them or restarting them as needed to maintain consistent, stable operating conditions. When checking the status/output of CPWD you are able to see some columns like APP, PID, STAT, START, etc. What is the column "STAT" used for?
    Correct Answer: B

    The 'STAT' column in the Check Point Watch Daemon (CPWD) output is used to show the status of the monitored process. This column indicates whether the process is currently executing, has been terminated, or is in another state relevant to its monitoring.

Question 7 of 75
What does CMI stand for in relation to the Access Control Policy?
    Correct Answer: D

    CMI stands for Context Management Infrastructure. It serves as the 'brain' of content inspection, coordinating different components, determining applicable protections for packets, deciding on the final action to be taken on the packets, and issuing event logs. This definition aligns with the Access Control Policy context.

Question 8 of 75
When viewing data for CPMI objects in the Postgres database, what table column should be selected to query for the object instance?
    Correct Answer: B

    When querying for the object instance of CPMI objects in the Postgres database, the relevant table column is 'fwset'. This column is specifically used to reference and query object instances, distinguishing it from other terms which refer to tables or classes rather than specific columns within tables.

Question 9 of 75
An administrator receives reports about issues with log indexing and text searching regarding an existing Management Server. In trying to find a solution she wants to check if the process responsible for this feature is running correctly. What is true about the related process?
    Correct Answer: C

    solr is a child process of cpm, which is responsible for log indexing and text search functionalities. If this process is not running correctly, it can cause issues with these features.

Question 10 of 75
What is the best way to resolve an issue caused by a frozen process?
    Correct Answer: A

    The best way to resolve an issue caused by a frozen process is to kill the process. This action directly targets the problem by terminating the unresponsive process without affecting other running processes or the system as a whole. It's a quicker and more efficient solution compared to restarting or rebooting the entire machine, which would disrupt all services and processes.