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Ken wants to obtain a configuration lock from other administrator on R80 Security Management Server. He can do this via WebUI or a via CLI. Which command should be use in CLI? Choose the correct…

The correct answer is D. The database feature has two commands: lock database override and unlock database. Both will. In Check Point R80+, the CLI database lock feature provides two commands to manage administrator session locks. An administrator must use both 'lock database override' to take the lock and 'unlock database' to release it properly.

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Question

Ken wants to obtain a configuration lock from other administrator on R80 Security Management Server. He can do this via WebUI or a via CLI. Which command should be use in CLI? Choose the correct answer.

Options

  • Aremove database lock
  • BThe database feature has one command lock database override.
  • Coverride database lock
  • DThe database feature has two commands: lock database override and unlock database. Both will

How the community answered

(24 responses)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • D
    96% (23)

Why each option

In Check Point R80+, the CLI database lock feature provides two commands to manage administrator session locks. An administrator must use both 'lock database override' to take the lock and 'unlock database' to release it properly.

Aremove database lock

'remove database lock' is not a valid Check Point CLI command; the correct verb for forcing a lock takeover is 'override', not 'remove'.

BThe database feature has one command lock database override.

This answer is incomplete because it only lists one command ('lock database override') and omits the 'unlock database' command, making it an inaccurate description of the feature.

Coverride database lock

'override database lock' reverses the correct command word order; the valid syntax is 'lock database override', not 'override database lock'.

DThe database feature has two commands: lock database override and unlock database. Both willCorrect

The 'database' CLI feature on the R80 Security Management Server exposes two sub-commands: 'lock database override' forcibly takes the configuration lock away from another logged-in administrator, and 'unlock database' releases the lock when the session is complete. Using both commands gives full control over the lock lifecycle from the CLI.

Concept tested: R80 Security Management Server CLI database lock override

Source: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/Topics-SMAG/Managing-Administrator-Sessions.htm

Topics

#database lock#CLI commands#R80 management#administrator session

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