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Check Point CTPS 156-590 Practice Test Questions

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Check Point CTPS 156-590 Practice Test Questions

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  1. Check Point 156-590 Exam Check Point Certified Threat Prevention Specialist (CTPS) https://www.passquestion.com/156-590.html 35% OFF on All, Including 156-590 Questions and Answers Pass Check Point 156-590 Exam with PassQuestion 156-590 questions and answers in the first attempt. https://www.passquestion.com/ 1 / 5

  2. 1.Task: Verify the enabled Software Blades on a Check Point Security Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Security Gateway. 2. Run the command: cplic print to check license details. 3. Use: enabled_blades or cpstat os to verify enabled blades. 4. Confirm Threat Prevention blades like IPS, Anti-Bot, and Anti-Virus are listed. 5. Use SmartConsole > Gateway > General Properties to visually confirm the same. 2.Task: Validate the Threat Prevention policy is applied correctly to a Security Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. Open SmartConsole > Threat Prevention > Policy. 2. Ensure the policy is assigned to the correct Gateway. 3. Publish and Install the policy. 4. SSH into the Gateway and run: fw stat to confirm active policy name. 5. Cross-verify that Threat Prevention blades are enforcing the loaded policy. 3.Task: Use CLI to test the management server connectivity from the Security Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Security Gateway. 2. Ping the management server: ping . 3. Check hostname resolution: nslookup . 4. Confirm SIC is established: cp_conf sic state. 5. Check for outbound connectivity on port 18210 (CPD). 4.Task: Confirm that Security Management Server is operational. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Management Server. 2. Check processes: cpwd_admin list. 3. Validate services: cpstat mg. 4. Confirm GUI is accessible via SmartConsole. 5. Run: netstat -an | grep 19009 to ensure GUI port is open. 5.Task: Check Secure Internal Communication (SIC) status between Management Server and Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 2 / 5

  3. 1. On Management, open SmartConsole > Gateways. 2. Right-click the gateway > Test SIC status. 3. CLI: Run cp_conf sic state on the gateway. 4. Check logs in $FWDIR/log/sic.log. 5. Re-initialize SIC if needed via SmartConsole or CLI. 6.Task: Identify Threat Prevention logs in SmartConsole. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. Open SmartConsole > Logs & Monitor. 2. Set a filter: blade:"IPS" or blade:"Anti-Bot". 3. Review recent events with timestamps. 4. Double-click logs for detailed packet info. 5. Verify policy name and action taken. 7.Task: Confirm proper DNS resolution from the Security Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Run: nslookup checkpoint.com. 3. Validate /etc/resolv.conf for correct DNS servers. 4. Test with dig or host command. 5. Ensure outbound UDP/53 traffic is not being blocked. 8.Task: Validate NTP synchronization on Security Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Run: ntpstat or ntpq -p. 3. Verify synchronization status is “synchronized.” 4. Confirm configured server in /etc/ntp.conf. 5. Ensure outbound UDP port 123 is open. 9.Task: Confirm Internet access from the Security Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Use curl https://www.google.com. 3. Check route table via netstat -rn or ip route. 4. Ensure DNS is resolving (as in Q07). 3 / 5

  4. 5. Check NAT policy allows outbound Internet access. 10.Task: Validate Anti-Bot blade updates on the Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Run: cpstat threat-emulation and cpstat anti-bot. 3. Check SmartConsole > Gateways > Updates tab. 4. Validate signature update timestamps. 5. Ensure outbound connectivity to Check Point update servers. 11.Task: Troubleshoot policy installation failure. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. In SmartConsole, attempt policy install again and note error. 2. View install_policy.elg in $FWDIR/log/. 3. Verify SIC is active. 4. Ensure policy contains no rulebase errors. 5. Re-push after resolving syntax or connectivity issues. 12.Task: Enable SSH and HTTP monitoring on Gateway. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Run: cpconfig and choose “Enable WebUI.” 3. Open firewall rule for ports 22 and 443. 4. Confirm access via browser and SSH client. 5. Check SmartConsole > Logs for connection attempts. 13.Task: Use CLI to check ThreatCloud status. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into Gateway. 2. Run: tecli show cloud status. 3. Look for Status: Connected. 4. Check logs in /opt/CPsuite-R81/fw1/log/te.log. 5. Ensure outbound HTTPS to ThreatCloud servers is allowed. 14.Task: Validate Anti-Virus updates are recent. A. See the Explanation. 4 / 5

  5. Answer: A Explanation: 1. Use SmartConsole > Gateways > Threat Prevention > Updates. 2. Confirm update timestamp is recent. 3. SSH into Gateway and run cpstat anti-virus. 4. Run: cat $FWDIR/tmp/antivirus_status.xml to verify signature version. 5. Confirm no update errors in $FWDIR/log/antivirus_update.elg. 15.Task: View and interpret Threat Prevention event in SmartEvent. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. Open SmartEvent > Events tab. 2. Filter by Category: Threat Prevention. 3. Open a specific event to see attack vector, target IP, and action. 4. Click “Show Packet Data” to analyze payload. 5. Cross-reference with IPS protections. 16.Task: Check the health of the Threat Prevention blades. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Run: cpview > Threat Prevention section. 3. Check CPU, memory, and update status. 4. Look for blade-specific errors or crashes. 5. Use cpstat threat-prevention for CLI summary. 17.Task: Enable Threat Prevention debug mode for troubleshooting. A. See the Explanation. Answer: A Explanation: 1. SSH into the Gateway. 2. Run: tecli debug on or pdp debug on. 3. Reproduce the issue. 4. View logs in $FWDIR/log/. 5. Disable debug mode: tecli debug off. 5 / 5

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