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156-215.80 · Question #113

Where can administrator edit a list of trusted SmartConsole clients in R80?

The correct answer is C. In cpconfig on a Security Management Server, in the WebUI logged into a Security Management. In Check Point R80, the list of trusted SmartConsole clients can be edited through both cpconfig on the Security Management Server and through the WebUI logged into the Security Management Server.

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Question

Where can administrator edit a list of trusted SmartConsole clients in R80?

Options

  • Acpconfig on a Security Management Server, in the WebUI logged into a Security Management
  • BOnly using SmartConsole: Manage and Settings > Permissions and Administrators > Advanced >
  • CIn cpconfig on a Security Management Server, in the WebUI logged into a Security Management
  • DWebUI client logged to Security Management Server, SmartDashboard: Manage and

How the community answered

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  • B
    8% (2)
  • C
    88% (21)
  • D
    4% (1)

Why each option

In Check Point R80, the list of trusted SmartConsole clients can be edited through both cpconfig on the Security Management Server and through the WebUI logged into the Security Management Server.

Acpconfig on a Security Management Server, in the WebUI logged into a Security Management

This option is incomplete because it does not capture all available methods and omits critical interface details needed to fully describe where the configuration can be performed.

BOnly using SmartConsole: Manage and Settings > Permissions and Administrators > Advanced >

SmartConsole via Manage and Settings is not the exclusive location for this task; cpconfig and the WebUI are also valid and documented interfaces for editing trusted clients in R80.

CIn cpconfig on a Security Management Server, in the WebUI logged into a Security ManagementCorrect

Check Point R80 provides multiple administrative interfaces for managing trusted SmartConsole clients, specifically cpconfig executed on the Security Management Server and the WebUI accessed by logging into the Security Management Server. Offering both methods ensures administrators can configure trusted client access even when one interface is unavailable or less convenient in a given situation.

DWebUI client logged to Security Management Server, SmartDashboard: Manage and

SmartDashboard was the legacy management interface superseded by SmartConsole in R80; referencing SmartDashboard for R80 configuration is incorrect as it is no longer the applicable tool.

Concept tested: Check Point R80 trusted SmartConsole client configuration locations

Source: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R80/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R80_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/html_frameset.htm

Topics

#trusted SmartConsole clients#cpconfig#Security Management Server#R80 administration

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