Which NGX feature or command provides the easiest path for Security Administrators…
Which NGX feature or command provides the easiest path for Security Administrators to revert to earlier versions of the same Security Policy and objects configuration?
Which ldif file must you modify to extend the schema of a Windows 2000 domain?
Which ldif file must you modify to extend the schema of a Windows 2000 domain?
Which backup and restore solution should Jill use?
Jill is about to test some rule and object changes suggested in an NGX newsgroup. Which backup and restore solution should Jill use, to ensure she can most easily restore her Security Policy to its previous configuration, after testing the changes?
Jack must meet the following required and desired objectives:
Jack’s project is to define the backup and restore section of his organization’s disaster recovery plan for his organization’s distributed NGX installation. Jack must meet the following required and desired objectives:
Required Objective: The security policy repository must be backed up no less frequently than every 24 hours.
Desired Objective: The NGX components that enforce the Security Policies should be backed up no less frequently than once a week.
Desired Objective: Back up NGX logs no less frequently than once a week. Administrators should be able to view backed up logs in SmartView Tracker.
Jack’s disaster recovery plan is as follows:
Use the cron utility to run the upgrade_export command each night on the SmartCenter Servers.
Configure the organization’s routine backup software to back up the files created by the upgrade_export command.
Configure the SecurePlatform backup utility to back up the Security Gateways every Saturday night.
Use the cron utility to run the upgrade_export command each Saturday night on the Log Servers.
Configure an automatic, nightly logexport. Configure the organization’s routine backup software to back up the exported logs every night.
Jack’s plan:
Select the correct NAT rules, so NAT happens ONLY between “web_dallas” and the remote network.
Your internal Web server in the DMZ has IP address 172.16.10.1/24. A particular network from the Internet tries to access this Web server. You need to set up some type of Network Address Translation (NAT), so that NAT occurs only for the HTTP service, and only from the remote network as the source. The public IP address for the Web server is 200.200.200.1. All properties in the NAT screen of Global Properties are enabled.
Select the correct NAT rules, so NAT happens ONLY between "web_dallas" and the remote network.
What is the correct anti-spoofing setting on interface ETH1 in this network diagram?
As a Security Administrator, you must configure anti-spoofing on Security Gateway interfaces, to protect your internal networks. exhibit What is the correct anti-spoofing setting on interface ETH1 in this network diagram?
NOTE: In the DMZ, mail server 192.168.16.10 is statically translated to the object "mail_valid", with IP address 210.210.210.3. The FTP server 192.168.16.15 is statically translated to the object "ftp_valid", with IP address 210.210.210.5.
Which NGX feature or command allows Security Administrators to revert to earlier versions of …
Which NGX feature or command allows Security Administrators to revert to earlier versions of the Security Policy without changing object configurations?
What do you use to view an NGX Security Gateway’s status, including CPU use…
What do you use to view an NGX Security Gateway’s status, including CPU use, amount of virtual memory, percent of free hard-disk space, and version?
What is the reason for the Critical Problem notification in this SmartView Monitor example?
exhibit What is the reason for the Critical Problem notification in this SmartView Monitor example?