VPN's allow traffic to pass through the Internet securely by encrypting the traffic as it enters the VPN tunnel and then decrypting the traffic as it exists. Which process is responsible for Mobile…

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Options

• Acvpnd
• Bvpnk
• Cfwk
• Dvpnd

• A
  89% (32)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

cvpnd (Client VPN Daemon) is correct because it is the dedicated process in Check Point firewalls that handles client-based (Mobile) VPN connections - managing the encryption, decryption, and tunnel lifecycle for remote access users connecting via software clients.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• D. vpnd - This handles site-to-site VPN tunnels, not mobile/client VPN; it's a common wrong pick because it sounds most generic.
• C. fwk - This is the firewall kernel module, responsible for packet inspection and policy enforcement, not VPN tunneling.
• B. vpnk - Not a standard Check Point daemon name; it is a fabricated distractor designed to mislead.

Memory tip: The "c" in cvpnd stands for "Client" - so cvpnd = Client VPN Daemon = Mobile users connecting remotely. Think: "C is for Cell phone (mobile)." Whenever you see a mobile/remote access VPN question, the "c" prefix is your signal.

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