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Choose the correct statement regarding Implicit Rules.
The correct answer is A. To edit the Implicit rules you go to: Launch Button > Policy > Global Properties > Firewall. Implicit (Implied) rules in Check Point are configured via Global Properties, not edited directly in the Rule Base.
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Choose the correct statement regarding Implicit Rules.
Options
- ATo edit the Implicit rules you go to: Launch Button > Policy > Global Properties > Firewall.
- BImplied rules are fixed rules that you cannot change.
- CYou can directly edit the Implicit rules by double-clicking on a specific Implicit rule.
- DYou can edit the Implicit rules but only if requested by Check Point support personnel.
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(54 responses)- A93% (50)
- B2% (1)
- C4% (2)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Implicit (Implied) rules in Check Point are configured via Global Properties, not edited directly in the Rule Base.
In Check Point SmartDashboard, Implied rules are configured by navigating to Policy > Global Properties > Firewall tab. From there, administrators can control which implied rules are enabled and their position (before last, before, or after the explicit rule base), making this the correct location to manage them.
Implied rules are not completely fixed - administrators can enable, disable, and reposition them through Global Properties, giving them some degree of control.
Implied rules do not appear as editable rows in the Rule Base and cannot be double-clicked to modify; they are managed exclusively through Global Properties.
No special authorization from Check Point support is required - any authorized administrator can modify Implied rule settings through Global Properties.
Concept tested: Check Point Implied Rules configuration in Global Properties
Source: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R77/CP_R77_Firewall_AdminGuide/html_frameset.htm
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