You can edit VPE objects before they are actualized (translated from virtual network objects to
real).

A.
True

B.
False.

Explanation:
as stated by checkpoint engineers in the checkpoint web site, the objects corresponding to the
Visual Policy Editor cannot be edited until they are actualized, and that actualization takes place
when the topology calculations get to a consistent state, this makes the Visual Policy editor gets to
a convergent state and let you edit the VPE’s.
Incorrect Answers:
A: You can’t edit VPO objects until the VPO gets to a consistent state through the topology
calculations.