Which of the following objects allows you to configure resource settings, to limit the number of concurrent connections?

Question

Options

• AExternal Virtual Router
• BVirtual Systems
• CInternal Virtual Router
• DVSX Gateway
• EVirtual Switch

• A
  5% (3)
• B
  91% (51)
• D
  2% (1)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Virtual Systems in Check Point VSX are logical security gateway instances, each with their own configurable resource settings - including limits on concurrent connections - which enables resource isolation between tenants or departments sharing the same physical hardware. This per-VS resource control is a core feature of multi-tenant deployments.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A & C (External/Internal Virtual Routers) handle Layer 3 routing between Virtual Systems and networks, not resource allocation.
• D (VSX Gateway) is the underlying physical host that contains all Virtual Systems; it doesn't manage per-VS resource limits.
• E (Virtual Switch) operates at Layer 2 for connecting Virtual Systems - it has no role in connection or resource configuration.

Memory tip: Think "VS = Virtual Settings" - Virtual Systems are the objects you fully customize, including security policies, interfaces, and resource limits. Everything else in VSX is infrastructure plumbing (routing, switching, hosting), not configuration.

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