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When installing a dedicated R80 SmartEvent server. What is the recommended size of the root partition?
After finishing installation admin John likes to use top command in expert mode. John has to set the expert-password and was able to use top command. A week later John has to use the top command again, He detected that the expert password is no longer valid. What is the most probable reason for this behavior?
How would you deploy TE250X Check Point appliance just for email traffic and in-line mode without a Check Point Security Gateway?
SmartEvent does NOT use which of the following procedures to identify events:
Events are detected by the SmartEvent Correlation Unit. The Correlation Unit task is to scan logs for criteria that match an Event Definition. SmartEvent uses these procedures to identify events:
* Matching a Log Against Global Exclusions
* Matching a Log Against Each Event Definition
* Creating an Event Candidate
* When a Candidate Becomes an Event
