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Each morning at 1:00 am, a series of automatic diagnostics on all the SGMs runs by automatic execution of which command?

The correct answer is C. asg diag verify. asg diag verify is correct because it is the designated command on Check Point Scalable Platform (ASG/Maestro) that executes the full diagnostic suite across all Security Gateway Modules - and this is precisely what runs automatically each night at 1:00 AM via a scheduled cron…

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Question

Each morning at 1:00 am, a series of automatic diagnostics on all the SGMs runs by automatic execution of which command?

Options

  • Ahcp -r all
  • Basg diag list
  • Casg diag verify
  • Dasg perf -v

How the community answered

(56 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    5% (3)
  • C
    89% (50)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

asg diag verify is correct because it is the designated command on Check Point Scalable Platform (ASG/Maestro) that executes the full diagnostic suite across all Security Gateway Modules - and this is precisely what runs automatically each night at 1:00 AM via a scheduled cron job built into the platform.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A. hcp -r all - hcp is a high-availability/clustering utility, not a diagnostics runner; this command is not associated with scheduled diagnostic execution.
  • B. asg diag list - list only displays available diagnostics; it does not execute them.
  • D. asg perf -v - asg perf relates to performance monitoring and statistics, not the diagnostic verification routine.

Memory tip: Think of "verify" as the action word - when you verify something, you are actively running checks to confirm everything is working. The nightly job doesn't just list or monitor; it verifies. Associate asg diag verify with the idea of an automated nightly health check that proves the system is sound.

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#automatic diagnostics#SGM maintenance#asg diag command#scheduled operations

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