What do the ‘F’ flags mean in the output of fwaccel conns?

What command should a firewall administrator use to begin debugging SecureXL?

A firewall administrator knows the details of the packet header for an already established
connection going through a firewall. What command will show if SecureXL will accelerate
that packet?

What is the command to check how many connections the firewall has detected for the
SecureXL device?

While troubleshooting high CPU usage on cores 3 and 4 on a cluster, you notice the
following output of fwaccel stats -s: What could be a possible cause of the high CPU usage?

Which of the following statements are TRUE about SecureXL? I. SecureXL is able to
accelerate all connections through the firewall. II. Medium path acceleration will still cause
some CPU utilization of CoreXL cores. III. F2F connections represent “forwarded to firewall”
connections that are not accelerated and fully processed through the firewall kernel. IV.
Packets going through SecureXL must be inspected by the firewall kernel before being
accelerated.

Consider the following Rule Base; What can be concluded in regards to SecureXL Accept
Templates?

In an HA cluster, you modify the number of cores given to CoreXL on only one member
using cpconfig and then issue a reboot. What is the expected ClusterXL status of this
member when it comes up?

Which information CANNOT be displayed by issuing the command cat /proc/cpuinfo?

You find that your open server SecurePlatform system is lagging although you know you
have plenty of memory and the complexity of the Rule Base has not changed significantly.
You think that upgrading the CPU frequency speed could help your performance. Which
command could help you see what speed and model of CPU you are using?