User defined URLS and HTTPS Inspection User defined URLs on the Security Gateway are stored in which database file?

Question

Options

• Ahttps_db.bin
• Burlf_https.bin
• Chttps_urlf.bin
• Durlf_db.bin

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  7% (3)
• D
  88% (37)

Explanation

urlf_db.bin is the database file on a Check Point Security Gateway that stores user-defined URLs for HTTPS Inspection and URL Filtering. The naming follows a logical convention: urlf stands for URL Filtering, and db denotes the database - together making it the authoritative store for custom URL entries.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. https_db.bin - reverses the component order and implies the file is primarily about HTTPS rather than URL filtering; no such file exists in this context.
• B. urlf_https.bin - combines the right prefix (urlf) with an HTTPS suffix, but Check Point does not use this naming; it conflates two features rather than naming the URL filtering database.
• C. https_urlf.bin - similarly mixes the terms but puts HTTPS first, which misrepresents the file's primary purpose and does not match actual Check Point file naming.

Memory tip: Think of the file as a "URL Filtering DataBase" - urlf + db + .bin. If you remember that URL Filtering owns the database (urlf_db), not HTTPS inspection, you'll avoid the traps that front-load the https_ prefix.

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