Check Point Certified Security Expert (CCSE) R81.20 — Question 57
What is Dynamic Balancing?
Answer options
- A. It is a feature that uses a daemon to balance the required number of firewall instances and SNDs based on the current load
- B. It is a ClusterXL feature that switches an HA cluster into an LS cluster if required to maximize throughput.
- C. It is a CoreXL feature that assigns the SND to network interfaces to balance the RX Cache of the interfaces
- D. It is a new feature that is capable of dynamically reserve the amount of Hash kernel memory to reflect the resource usage necessary for maximizing the session rate.
Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is A because Dynamic Balancing involves using a daemon to manage firewall instances and SNDs according to load. Option B describes a different ClusterXL function, while C relates to CoreXL and its handling of SNDs with RX Cache, and D discusses memory allocation rather than balancing instances.