156-215.80 · Question #286
Which command can you use to enable or disable multi-queue per interface?
The correct answer is A. cpmq set. The Check Point Multi-Queue (cpmq) command uses the 'set' subcommand to enable or disable multi-queue functionality on a per-interface basis.
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Which command can you use to enable or disable multi-queue per interface?
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- Acpmq set
- BCpmqueue set
- CCpmq config
- DSet cpmq enable
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The Check Point Multi-Queue (cpmq) command uses the 'set' subcommand to enable or disable multi-queue functionality on a per-interface basis.
The correct Check Point CLI command is 'cpmq set', which is used in Expert mode to enable or disable Multi-Queue on specific network interfaces, allowing traffic queues to be distributed across multiple CPU cores per NIC.
'Cpmqueue set' is not a valid Check Point command; the correct binary name is 'cpmq', not 'cpmqueue'.
'Cpmq config' is not a valid subcommand; the correct subcommand for enabling or disabling multi-queue is 'set'.
'Set cpmq enable' is not valid Check Point CLI syntax; the command structure does not follow this format.
Concept tested: Check Point Multi-Queue CLI configuration command
Source: https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk90861
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