Which of the following elements is NOT maintained separately by each Virtual System on a VSX Gateway?

Question

Options

• AManagement database
• BSecurity Policies
• CConfiguration parameters
• DLogging parameters
• EState tables

• A
  89% (47)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  6% (3)
• D
  2% (1)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Management database (A) is centralized on the Check Point Management Server - it is shared infrastructure, not something each Virtual System (VS) maintains independently on the VSX Gateway. The VS instances consume policy and object data pushed from the management plane; they don't each host their own copy of that database.

B, C, D, and E are wrong as answers because each Virtual System does maintain these independently: every VS enforces its own Security Policy, holds its own network Configuration parameters (interfaces, routing), tracks its own Logging parameters, and keeps separate State tables (connection tracking) - making each VS behave as a self-contained, isolated firewall instance.

Memory tip: Think of a VSX Gateway as a hotel - each guest room (Virtual System) has its own locks, rules, and housekeeping log, but the hotel's central reservation system (Management database) is run by headquarters, not by individual rooms.

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