156-836 · Question #79
What command will be used for updating fwkern.conf file on all Appliances within Security Group?
The correct answer is D. g_update_conf_file. g_update_conf_file is the purpose-built command for propagating configuration file updates - like fwkern.conf - to all Appliances within a Security Group simultaneously. The g_ prefix in Check Point Maestro/VSX commands denotes a "group-wide" operation, making it the correct…
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What command will be used for updating fwkern.conf file on all Appliances within Security Group?
Options
- Avi
- Bg_all update_conf_file
- Cg_update_kernel
- Dg_update_conf_file
How the community answered
(42 responses)- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D95% (40)
Explanation
g_update_conf_file is the purpose-built command for propagating configuration file updates - like fwkern.conf - to all Appliances within a Security Group simultaneously. The g_ prefix in Check Point Maestro/VSX commands denotes a "group-wide" operation, making it the correct tool for this distributed update task.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (vi):
viis a text editor for editing a file on a single, local system - it has no mechanism to replicate changes across multiple appliances. - B (g_all update_conf_file):
g_allruns a command on all group members, butupdate_conf_fileis not a valid standalone command; this is a fabricated combination. - C (g_update_kernel): This command updates kernel parameters, not configuration files - a related but distinct operation.
Memory tip: Think of the pattern: g_ = group-wide, and the rest of the command describes the object being acted on. g_update_conf_file = group update + conf file. If the exam asks about kernel parameters, that's g_update_kernel; if it asks about config files (fwkern.conf, etc.), that's g_update_conf_file.
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