In a virtualization context, a checkpoint is a snapshot of the status of a virtual machine. Like the Windows operating system restore stage, the checkpoint allows the administrator to return the virtual machine to a previous state. Checkpoints are most widely used to build backups prior to updates. If an upgrade fails or causes problems, the administrator may restore the virtual machine
HKR delivers the best industry-oriented checkpoint training course that is in line to clear the certification exams. Our course covers all the key concepts such as key fundamentals of checkpoint, checkpoint concepts,deployment platforms, security policies, checkpoint VPN, authentication, UTM, advanced firewall features, etc. During the training period, you can get full support and real-time project assistance from experienced professionals. Enroll today at HKR for accepting the new challenges to make the best out of our checkpoint online training.
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The Checkpoint course curriculum is structured to streamline the learning process by a team of experts. You can find the complete course details in below-mentioned modules:
1.1 Checkpoint certified security administrator
1.2 What’s new in checkpoint R77.10
1.3 Checkpoint’s Architecture
1.4 Implementing 3 tier Architecture of checkpoint
2.1 Checkpoint supported platforms
2.2 Installing Checkpoint on Windows o/s
2.3 Installing Checkpoint on Linux o/s
2.4 Installing Checkpoint on SPLAT
2.5 Installing Checkpoint on GAiA
2.6 Configuring checkpoint in standard setup
2.7 Configuring checkpoint in a distributed setup
3.1 Understanding Checkpoint Licensing
3.2 VerifySIC establishment between the Security Management Server and the Gateway using 3.3 Smart Dashboard
3.4 Creating a basic Rulebase
3.5 Implicit rules vs Explicit rules
3.6 Configuring hide NAT
3.7 Configuring Static NAT
4.1 Configure user and group accounts in checkpoint
4.2 Configure policies for authentication
4.3 Local Authentication Methods
4.4 Configuring user authentication
4.5 Configuring Session authentication
4.6 Configuring Client Authentication
5.1 Creating LDAP and TACACS+ objects
5.2 Integrating active directory server with checkpoint gateway
5.3 Configuring Tacacs+ server
5.4 Integrating Tacacs+ server with checkpoint gateway
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