Exam 156-315.80 topic 1 question 34 discussion

Correct Answer is B, CPWD is what restarts processes if they fail not CPD

B is correct. CPD does not restart Daemons if they fail. CPWD - checkpoint watch dog - monitors other cp daemons and restarts them if necessary.

B Correct. CPWD is different from CPD

CPWD restarts processes.

First of all, B must be A correct answer, even if it might not be THE correct answer. Monitoring and restart of CP service is indeed done by cpwd as some of you people already pointed out. But I would argue that D might also be correct as Application Monitoring is done by cpd_amon, but I’m not sure if that counts as a CPD task as it’s kind of like a sub-service to cpd. But clear is that A and C are incorrect.

CPD does not restart processes. CPWD does.

Correct answer is B. CP Daemon is core process on every CP product. It allows SIC functionality, pulls application monitoring status, transfers messages between Firewall processes, fetches and Installs policy, and more.

CCSE manual page 222 cpd — Check Point Daemon ( cpd ) is a core process on ev ery Check Point product. It allows Secure Internal Communication (SIC) functionality, pulls application monitoring status, transfers messages between Firewall processes, fetches and installs policy, and more

cpwd:WatchDog is a process that launches and monitors critical processes such as Check Point daemons on the local machine, and attempts to restart them if they fail.

correct answer is B

Correct Answer is B cpd — Check Point Daemon (cpd) is a core process on every Check Point product. It allows Secure Internal Communication (SIC) functionality, pulls application monitoring status, transfers messages between Firewall processes, fetches and installs policy, and more.