A client has created a new Gateway object that will be managed at a remote location. When the
client attempts to install the Security Policy to the new Gateway object, the object does not appear
in the Install On check box. What should you look for?
A.
Secure Internal Communications (SIC) not configured for the object.
B. A Gateway object created using the Check Point > Externally Managed VPN Gateway option
from the Network Objects dialog box.
C.
Anti-spoofing not configured on the interfaces on the Gateway object.
D.
A Gateway object created using the Check Point > Security Gateway option in the network
objects, dialog box, but still needs to configure the interfaces for the Security Gateway object.
B)
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are you sure its not D?
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It’s B
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Its D
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{B}
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Can anyone please explain? I am confused between B and D.
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I tested it in my lab. The correct answer is Option A. A Gateway, created using Network Objects > Check Point > Check Point > More > Externally Managed VPN Gateway, does not appear on the list while pushing a security policy. Hence, Option D is incorrect.
A Gateway, created using Network Objects> Check Point> Check Point> Security Gateway/Management, appears in the list while pushing a security policy even though SIC is not established and/or interfaces are not defined.
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Sorry guys. I meant Option B, not Option A. I overlooked in haste. The correct answer is Option B “A Gateway object created using the Check Point > Externally Managed VPN Gateway option from the Network Objects dialog box.” My explanation above remains the same.
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wrong. the correct answer is D. It is asking for gateway only not VPN gateway.
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