Exam 156-210.4:
Check Point NG with Application Intelligence-Management I
- Describe the purpose of a firewall
- Describe and compare firewall architecture
- Identify the different components of VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG
- Explain the function and operation of a Security Policy
- Demonstrate the creation of network objects and groups using the SmartDashboard
- Demonstrate the setup of anti-spoofing on the firewall
- Demonstrate the setup and operation of an active Security Policy
- Demonstrate how to hide and unhide rules, view hidden rules, define a rule mask, and apply a
rule mask
- Show how to install and uninstall a Security Policy
- List the guidelines for improving VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG performance using a Security Policy
- Identify the three display modes of the SmartView Tracker
- Identify and define SmartView Status Icons
- Specify selection criteria and save log files
- Describe the steps needed to block an intruder
- List three blocking scope options and their uses
- Describe how block request is used
- Understand Application Intelligence technologies
- Understand active-defense technologies
- Configure VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG, to block common categories of attacks
- Enable SmartDefense global protection mechanisms
- Monitor the Security Policy with the SmartView Status
- Demonstrate how to implement authentication
- Demonstrate the process for creating users and groups
- Demonstrate the setup of authentication parameters
- Demonstrate how to implement User Authentication using various authentication schemes
- List types of services supported by VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG requiring username and password
- Demonstrate how to implement Client Authentication
- Demonstrate how to implement Session Authentication
- List the reasons and methods for Network Address Translation
- Demonstrate how to set up Static NAT
- Demonstrate how to set up Hide NAT
- Describe basic network configurations using NAT
- Describe the process of protecting your protected network with backups
- Install and upgrade the VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG software
- Describe the process of licensing VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG
- Describe how VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG licensing works
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Exam 156-310.4:
Check Point NG with Application Intelligence-Management II
- List the minimum system requirements to run VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG
- Demonstrate how to install Check Point NG with Application Intelligence on Windows
2000
- Outline the procedure for uninstalling Check Point NG with Application Intelligence
- Describe the purpose of tracking
- Define parameters for the tracking of possible hacking attempts against the firewall
- Describe the purpose of load balancing
- Define the different methods for load balancing
- Define the different methods of configuring Voice over IP (VoIP)
- Describe how to set up the VPN-1/FireWall-1 to enable VoIP in an H.323- based configuration
- Describe how to set up the VPN-1/FireWall-1 to enable VoIP in a SIP-based configuration
- Define the VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG content security process and components
- Demonstrate how to configure JAVA blocking CCSE Certification 17
- Demonstrate how to block Web browser access to restricted sites in a URL list.
- Demonstrate how to make use of a UFP Server to restrict access to FTP siteson the Internet
- Describe the components and process of a SYN flood attack
- Demonstrate how to enable a UFP Server to restrict access to FTP sites on the Internet
- Explain encryption for Virtual Private Networks
- Compare and contrast the common encryption methods
- Describe the process for setting up a VPN
- Describe Certificate Authority deployment using an internal CA.
- Describe Certificate Authority deployment using an external CA.
- Demonstrate gateway-to-gateway encryption using IKE with shared secrets
- Demonstrate gateway-to-gateway encryption using IKE with certificates
- Discuss the configuration of VPNs, using the Simplified VPN Setup
- Demonstrate how to define SecuRemote users
- Demonstrate how to deploy SecuRemote in an IKE VPN
- Demonstrate how to configure and test SecuRemote using IKE
- Discuss the benefits of Client Encryption inside the LAN
- Demonstrate how to set up a Policy Server
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