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

Question

Options

• AInternal Virtual Router
• BVirtual Switch
• CVirtual Systems
• DExternal Virtual Router
• EVSX Gateway

• B
  5% (2)
• C
  92% (35)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Virtual Systems (VS) in a Check Point VSX environment are the individual virtualized firewall instances, and each one can be independently configured with resource settings - including a cap on the number of concurrent connections. This allows administrators to enforce resource isolation between different VS tenants on the same physical gateway.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A & D (Internal/External Virtual Routers) are Layer 3 routing components that forward traffic between virtual systems or to external networks - they have no resource-limiting configuration.
• B (Virtual Switch) operates at Layer 2 and simply bridges traffic; it has no concept of connection limits.
• E (VSX Gateway) is the physical host that contains all virtual systems - it's the container, not where per-tenant resource limits are set.

Memory tip: Think of a Virtual System like an apartment unit - the VSX Gateway is the building, but each unit (VS) has its own utility limits (connections/resources). You configure limits in the unit, not the building.

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