Check Point Certified Security Master (CCSM) R80 — Question 14

What can you do to see the current number of kernel instances in a system with CoreXL enabled?

Answer options

• A. Browse to Secure Platform Web GUI
• B. Only Check Point support personnel can access that information
• C. Execute SmarDashboard client
• D. Execute command cpconfig

Correct answer: D

Explanation

The correct answer is D because executing the command 'cpconfig' allows you to view various system configurations, including the number of kernel instances. Options A and C do not provide access to this specific information, and option B incorrectly states that only Check Point support personnel can access it.