To ensure that VMAC mode is enabled, which CLI command should you run on all cluster members?
A. fw ctl set int fwha vmac global param enabled
B. fw ctl get int vmac global param enabled; result of command should return value 1
C. cphaprob-a if
D. fw ctl get int fwha_vmac_global_param_enabled; result of command should return value 1
|
Download Printable PDF. VALID exam to help you PASS. |
 |
D is correct according to the CCSE Manual.
D is correct with this command you see the value if the value is 0
you can run the same command but instead of get use set
Cpfaprob -a if is used for troubleshooting
From what I see on this link:
https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk50840
Virtual MAC address — The ‘ifconfig’ command does not show the VMAC addresses (use ‘cphaprob -a if’ command instead).
…
On Cluster Members
To enable VMAC mode, set the value of global kernel parameter ‘fwha_vmac_global_param_enabled’ to 1 (default value is 0).
To disable VMAC mode, set the value of global kernel parameter ‘fwha_vmac_global_param_enabled’ to 0.
To set the VMAC mode value on-the-fly,
run this command on all cluster members:
[Expert@HostName]# fw ctl set int fwha_vmac_global_param_enabled VALUE
To set the VMAC mode value permanently:
refer to sk26202 (Changing the kernel global parameters on all platforms)
Note:
In order to get the current value of global kernel parameter ‘fwha_vmac_global_param_enabled’, run the this command on a cluster member:
[Expert@HostName]# fw ctl get int fwha_vmac_global_param_enabled
I would say C is wrong because it is miswritten. So I would say D
ans is D
C is wrong command because of missing spacing “-a”.
Correct cli: cphaprob -a if.
Ans is C