Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) Practice Exam

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What is the effect of setting Track log column to none?

  1. No logging will occur for the specified rules

  2. Full logging will be performed

  3. Only selected traffic will be logged

  4. Logging will occur only for blocked traffic

The correct answer is: No logging will occur for the specified rules

Setting the Track log column to none effectively disables logging for the specified rules. This means that any traffic that matches these rules will not be logged in the security logs, leading to no recorded data about the traffic associated with those rules. It is critical in scenarios where logging is not necessary or desired, perhaps for performance reasons or to minimize log file size. In contrast, the other options imply varying levels of logging activity: full logging, selective logging, or logging only for blocked traffic, which would not occur when the tracking is set to none.

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