What command(s) will turn off all vpn debug collection?

Question

Options

• Afw ctl debug 0
• Bvpn debug -a off
• Cvpn debug off
• Dvpn debug off and vpn debug ikeoff

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  8% (4)
• D
  88% (43)

Explanation

Option D is correct because Check Point VPN debug collection consists of two separate subsystems: general IKE/VPN debugging (vpn debug off) and the IKE-specific debug log (vpn debug ikeoff). Both commands must be run together to fully stop all VPN debug collection - running only one leaves the other subsystem still active.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (fw ctl debug 0) resets FireWall kernel debug flags, not VPN/IKE debug - it operates on a different debug layer entirely.
• B (vpn debug -a off) is not a valid Check Point VPN debug syntax; the -a flag doesn't exist in this context.
• C (vpn debug off) is only half the answer - it stops general VPN debugging but leaves IKE-specific debugging (iked logging) running.

Memory tip: Think of VPN debugging as having two "faucets" - the main VPN faucet (vpn debug off) and the IKE-specific faucet (vpn debug ikeoff). To stop all the water, you must turn off both faucets. If you only remember one command, you're leaving a leak.

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