Exam 156-215.81 topic 1 question 132 discussion

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The answer is C

I agree with NineInchName and Blachy page 34 has the answer

C is the correct answer. From Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R81.10 Guide (page 34): "Check Point’s Chassis systems are called Scalable Platforms and use special Check Point code (with unification in R81.10).": https://read.kortext.com/reader/pdf/2003557/34

Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R81.10 Guide (page 34): "Check Point’s Chassis systems are called Scalable Platforms and use special Check Point code (with unification in R81.10)."

I take that back, A - Enterprise network Security Appliances, under the Chassis Systems, Check Point’s Chassis systems are called Scalable Platforms and use special Check Point code (with unification in R81.10). This is out of the book the below B answer is part of the section of Enterprise Network Security Appliances

It is B - Rugged Appliances, since this is for R81.10. This is from the classroom book: Rugged Appliances Rugged appliances are small appliances with ruggedized hardware and Gaia embedded. The Check Point rugged appliance delivers next generation threat prevention for critical infrastructure and industrial control systems. The appliance deploys Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) security in harsh environments and remote locations. It operates in extreme temperatures and complies with industrial specifications for heat, vibration, and immunity to Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). Special features include desktop or DIN mount and AC/DC power.

Check Point’s Chassis systems are called Scalable Platforms and use special Check Point code (with unification in R81.10)

Honestly a poor question. I assumed it was referring to embedded Gaia which is used with the rugged appliances, but also branch/small office appliances use this. Maybe the scalable platforms is referring to the Maestro product line. But this uses Gaia.