What command is used to find out which port Multi-Portal has assigned to the Mobile Access Portal?

Question

Options

• Ampclient getdata sslvpn
• Bnetstat getdata sslvpn
• Cnetstat -nap | grep mobile
• Dmpclient getdata mobi

• A
  93% (25)
• B
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

mpclient getdata sslvpn is correct because mpclient is the Check Point Multi-Portal client utility, and the getdata sslvpn argument queries it specifically for SSL VPN portal data - which includes the port assigned to the Mobile Access Portal. Option D (mpclient getdata mobi) uses a plausible-sounding but invalid argument; mobi is not a recognized parameter for mpclient getdata. Options B and C both misuse netstat: netstat getdata sslvpn is not valid syntax at all, and while netstat -nap | grep mobile might show network connections, it doesn't query Multi-Portal directly and won't reliably identify the assigned port by name.

Memory tip: Think "mpclient = Multi-Portal" and "sslvpn = the portal type you care about." The command follows a natural pattern - ask the Multi-Portal tool (mpclient) to get data (getdata) about the SSL VPN portal (sslvpn).

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