Which icon indicates that read/write access is enabled?

The correct answer is A. Pencil. In Check Point SmartConsole, icons represent the type of access a session has. A pencil icon signals that the current session has read/write permissions.

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APencil
BPadlock
CBook
DEyeglasses

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In Check Point SmartConsole, icons represent the type of access a session has. A pencil icon signals that the current session has read/write permissions.

APencilCorrect

The pencil icon is the standard UI indicator in Check Point SmartConsole for an active read/write session, meaning the administrator can make and publish changes to the security policy. This convention follows common software design where a pencil represents editing capability.

BPadlock

A padlock icon typically represents a locked or read-only state, not write access.

CBook

A book icon conventionally represents read-only access, indicating a user can view but not modify configurations.

DEyeglasses

Eyeglasses represent a view-only or observer role, which is the opposite of read/write access.

Concept tested: SmartConsole session access icons

Source: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81.20/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81.20_SecurityManagement_AdminGuide/Content/Topics-SGMT/SmartConsole-Overview.htm

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#SmartConsole UI#read/write access#session permissions#interface icons

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