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Exam Code: 156-587
Exam Questions: 174
Check Point Certified Troubleshooting Expert - R81.20 (CCTE)
Updated: 19 Aug, 2025
Question 1

In Security Management High Availability, if the primary and secondary managements, running the same version of R80.x, are in a state of 'Collision', how can this be resolved?

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Answer: A

Question 2

The customer is using Check Point appliances that were configured long ago by third-party administrators. Current policy includes different enabled IPS protections and Bypass Under Load function. Bypass Under Load is configured to disable IPS inspections of CPU and Memory usage is higher than 80%. The Customer reports that IPS protections are not working at all regardless of CPU and Memory usage.
What is the possible reason of such behavior?

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Answer: D

Question 3

During firewall kernel debug with fw ctl zdebug you received less information that expected. You noticed that a lot of messages were lost since the time the debug was started. What should you do to resolve this issue?

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Answer: A

Question 4

What are the three main component of Identity Awareness? 

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Answer: B

Question 5

If IPS protections that prevent SecureXL from accelerating traffic, such as Network Quota, Fingerprint Scrambling. TTL Masking etc, have to be used, what is a recommended practice to enhance the performance of the gateway?

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Answer: C

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