Authentic Checkpoint Certification Exam 156-315.81 Questions Answers

 SecureXL uses templates to accelerate the connection rate by creating a connection entry in the SecureXL Connections Table without notifying the Firewall kernel for a predefined period of time1. This reduces the load on the Firewall kernel and improves the performance of new connections1. SecureXL uses five attributes to identify a connection and create a template: source address, destination address, source port, destination port, and protocol2. These attributes form a unique 5-tuple that defines a connection2.

References: : ATRG: SecureXL for R80.20 and higher : Performance Tuning Administration Guide R80

 The best method to upgrade a Security Management Server to R81.x when it is not connected to the Internet is either Advanced upgrade or CPUSE offline upgrade. Advanced upgrade is a manual procedure that involves backing up the current configuration, installing the new version from an ISO image, and restoring the configuration. CPUSE offline upgrade is an automated procedure that involves downloading the upgrade package from the Check Point User Center, transferring it to the Security Management Server, and installing it using CPUSE. SmartUpdate offline upgrade is not a valid option, as SmartUpdate is a tool for managing licenses and software packages on multiple gateways and servers1. References: 1: Check Point Software, Getting Started, Upgrading Security Management Servers.