What mechanism can ensure that the Security Gateway can communicate with the Management Server with ease in situations with overwhelmed network resources?
A.
There is a feature for ensuring stable connectivity to the management server and is done via Priority Queuing.
B.
The corresponding feature is new to R81.10 and is called “Management Data Plane Separation”
C.
The corresponding feature is called “Dynamic Split”
D.
The corresponding feature is called “Dynamic Dispatching”
According to Check Point Cybersecurity Bootcamp CCSE course that I took 1 month ago the same text that jerj5 posted:
With heavy network traffic, the Security Gateway might become overwhelmed and be unable to communicate with some systems, losing some functionality or management connectivity.
To prevent such situations, Management Data Plane Separation (MDPS) lets a Security Gateway to have isolated Management and Data networks.
Although MDPS was introduced in version R80.20, the CCSE guide mentions the following:
With heavy network traffic, the Security Gateway might become overwhelmed and be unable to communicate with some systems, losing some functionality or management connectivity.
To prevent such situations, Management Data Plane Separation (MDPS) lets a Security Gateway to have isolated Management and Data networks.
Priority queue pyritizes traffic to mgmt server on Control queue, second highest level. Level 0, highest is used for Routing whch guarantees the communication from GW to mgmt server will be in place
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