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Tom has connected to the R80 Management Server remotely using SmartConsole and is in the process of making some Rule Base changes, when he suddenly loses connectivity. Connectivity is restored shortly
The correct answer is A. Tom's changes will have been stored on the Management when he reconnects and he will not. Check Point R80+ introduced a session-based management model. All changes made in SmartConsole are automatically saved as part of the administrator's active session on the Management Server - not just locally on the client machine. If connectivity is lost, those in-progress (unpu
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Tom has connected to the R80 Management Server remotely using SmartConsole and is in the process of making some Rule Base changes, when he suddenly loses connectivity. Connectivity is restored shortly afterward. What will happen to the changes already made:
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- ATom's changes will have been stored on the Management when he reconnects and he will not
- BTom will have to reboot his SmartConsole computer, and access the Management cache store on
- CTom's changes will be lost since he lost connectivity and he will have to start again.
- DTom will have to reboot his SmartConsole computer, clear the cache and restore changes.
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Explanation
Check Point R80+ introduced a session-based management model. All changes made in SmartConsole are automatically saved as part of the administrator's active session on the Management Server - not just locally on the client machine. If connectivity is lost, those in-progress (unpublished) changes are preserved server-side in Tom's session. When Tom reconnects with SmartConsole, he can resume exactly where he left off without losing any work. Changes are only committed to the policy database when explicitly Published. This session model is one of the key improvements in R80 over earlier versions, enabling concurrent administration and resilience to connectivity interruptions.
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