156-836 · Question #90
For a VSX configuration - Which statement is wrong?
The correct answer is D. Each Appliance owns different Virtual Systems. In a Check Point Maestro VSX deployment, all Security Group Modules (Appliances) have the exact same configuration and contain all the defined Virtual Systems (VSs). Traffic for specific Virtual Systems is then distributed by the Maestro Security Orchestrator (SMO) to the…
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For a VSX configuration - Which statement is wrong?
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- AAll Virtual Systems exist on the SMO
- BAll Virtual Systems exist on all Appliances
- CVSX configuration is the same on all Appliances within the same Security Group
- DEach Appliance owns different Virtual Systems
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A15% (4)
- B8% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D73% (19)
Explanation
In a Check Point Maestro VSX deployment, all Security Group Modules (Appliances) have the exact same configuration and contain all the defined Virtual Systems (VSs). Traffic for specific Virtual Systems is then distributed by the Maestro Security Orchestrator (SMO) to the active/standby Appliances (or SGMs - Security Group Modules) responsible for that traffic at any given time. The core principle of a Security Group is that all members are identical in configuration, ensuring seamless failover and consistent policy enforcement.
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