What is the correct upgrade procedure?
You want to upgrade a cluster with two members to VPN-1 NGX. The Smart Center Server and both
members are version VPN-1/Firewall-1 NG FP3, with the latest Hotfix. What is the correct upgrade
procedure?
Change the version, in the General Properties of the gateway-cluster object.
Upgrade the Smart Center Server, and reboot after upgrade.
Run cpstop on one member, while leaving the other member running. Upgrade one member at a
time, and reboot after upgrade.
Reinstall the Security Policy.
Which of the following answers does NOT lead to a successful solution?
Included in the client’s network are some switches, which rely on IGMP snooping. You must find a
solution to work with these switches. Which of the following answers does NOT lead to a successful
solution?
Is it possible to install a cluster in this situation?
The customer wishes to install a cluster. In his network, there is a switch which is incapable of
forwarding multicast. Is it possible to install a cluster in this situation?
What could be a reason why synchronization between primary and secondary Security Management Servers does not
What could be a reason why synchronization between primary and secondary Security Management
Servers does not occur?
What is the proper command for importing users into the R76 User Database?
What is the proper command for importing users into the R76 User Database?
Select the BEST response for the synchronization trigger.
In a R76 Management High Availability (HA) configuration, you can configure synchronization to
occur automatically, when:
The Security Policy is installed.
The Security Policy is saved.
The Security Administrator logs in to the secondary Smart Center Server, and changes its status to
active.
A scheduled event occurs.
The user database is installed.
Select the BEST response for the synchronization trigger.
What is a requirement for setting up R76 Management High Availability?
What is a requirement for setting up R76 Management High Availability?
For your cluster, you plan to use three machines with the following configurations: Are these machines corr
Intel NIC (1), Security Gateway and primary Security Management Server installed, version: R76 Are these machi
You are preparing computers for a newCluster XLdeployment. For your cluster, you plan to use four
machines with the following configurations:
Cluster Member 1: OS: Secure Platform, NICs: QuadCard, memory: 1 GB, Security Gateway only,
version: R76
Cluster Member 2: OS: Secure Platform, NICs: 4 Intel 3Com, memory: 1 GB, Security Gateway only,
version: R76
Cluster Member 3: OS: Secure Platform, NICs: 4 other manufacturers, memory: 512 MB, Security
Gateway only, version: R76
Security Management Server: MS Windows 2003, NIC. Intel NIC (1), Security Gateway and primary
Security Management Server installed, version: R76
Are these machines correctly configured for aCluster XLdeployment?
What is the problem with this configuration?
You are establishing aCluster XLenvironment, with the following topology:
External interfaces 192.168.10.1 and 192.168.10.2 connect to a VLAN switch. The upstream router
connects to the same VLAN switch. Internal interfaces 172.16.10.1 and
172.16.10.2 connect to a hub. 10.10.10.0 is the synchronization network. The Security Management
Server is located on the internal network with IP 172.16.10.3. What is the problem with this
configuration?