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When configuring SmartEvent Initial settings, you must specify a basic topology to SmartEvent to help it calculate traffic direction for events. What is this setting called, and what are you defining?
The correct answer is D. Internal network(s); you are defining your networks. https://dl3.checkpoint.com/paid/2f/2f4753f046ea4ee91155a7b7510d8e76/CP_R77_SmartEvent_ HashKey=1582055588_10a30c668c8356dd47b6e6fa6305c6b4&xtn=.pdf
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When configuring SmartEvent Initial settings, you must specify a basic topology to SmartEvent to help it calculate traffic direction for events. What is this setting called, and what are you defining?
Options
- ANetwork; and defining your Class A space
- BTopology; and you are defining the Internal network
- CInternal addresses; you are defining the gateways
- DInternal network(s); you are defining your networks
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B17% (4)
- C4% (1)
- D75% (18)
Explanation
https://dl3.checkpoint.com/paid/2f/2f4753f046ea4ee91155a7b7510d8e76/CP_R77_SmartEvent_ HashKey=1582055588_10a30c668c8356dd47b6e6fa6305c6b4&xtn=.pdf
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#SmartEvent#internal network#topology#traffic direction
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