The essential means by which state synchronization works to provide failover in the event an active member goes down,ccpis used specifically for clustered environments to allow gateways to report their own state and learn about the states of other members in the cluster. Ccp stands for Cluster Control Protocol, and it is a proprietary protocol that runs on UDP port 8116. Ccp is responsible for exchanging state information, health checks, load balancing decisions, and synchronization network configuration between cluster members.The other options are either commands or daemons that are related to cluster operations, but not the protocol itself.

The Check Point history feature in R81 provides the following functions:

View install changes: This function allows you to view the changes that were made in each policy installation, such as added, modified, or deleted rules, objects, settings, etc. You can also compare the changes between different policy installations and filter them by various criteria.

Install specific version: This function allows you to install a specific version of the policy from the history, which can be useful for reverting to a previous policy or testing different policies. You can also view the changes that will be applied by installing a specific version before installing it. Reference:R81 Security Management Administration Guide, page 85.

Cluster Synchronization is a mechanism that allows cluster members to share state information and maintain a consistent security policy. Cluster Synchronization uses two types of synchronization: Full Synchronization and Delta Synchronization. Full Synchronization transfers the entire Security Policy and state tables from one cluster member to another. Delta Synchronization transfers only the changes in the state tables.Cluster Synchronization uses two services for communication: TCP port 256 (CPHA) for Full Synchronization and UDP port 8116 for Delta Synchronization3. Therefore, the correct answer is A.

In the context of Check Point remote access clients and Office Mode, the correct answer is:

A) SecuRemote: SecuRemote is a Check Point remote access client that does not provide an Office-Mode Address. Office Mode is a feature that assigns a unique IP address from a designated IP pool to remote users when they connect to the corporate network. SecuRemote does not support this feature.

B) Endpoint Security Suite, C. Endpoint Security VPN, and D. Check Point Mobile are remote access clients that support Office Mode and can provide an Office-Mode Address to remote users.

Therefore, option A is the correct answer as it correctly identifies a remote access client that does not provide an Office-Mode Address.

The SmartView web application is a web-based interface that allows you to view and analyze logs and events from your Security Gateways and Management Servers1. To access the SmartView web application, you need to use the following link: https://<Security Management Server IP Address>/smartview/. This link will prompt you to enter your credentials and then take you to the SmartView dashboard. The other options are not correct because:

A) The link https://<Security Management Server host name>/smartviewweb/ is missing a slash (/) between the host name and smartviewweb.

C) The link https://<Security Management Server host name>smartviewweb is missing a slash (/) after the host name and before smartviewweb.

D) The link https://<Security Management Server IP Address>/smartview is missing a slash (/) at the end.