The "cptls" flag in kernel debugging (fw ctl debug) is used to debug Check Point's TLS (Transport Layer Security) module, which is responsible for handling encrypted traffic, such as HTTPS, during inspection. This flag is particularly useful when troubleshooting issues related to HTTPS Inspection, SSL/TLS handshakes, or any encrypted traffic processing by the firewall.
# fw ctl debug -m fw + conn drop cptls
This command enables debugging for the "cptls" module in the kernel. To get detailed output, you can combine it with other flags like "conn" (connections) or "drop" (dropped packets).
Generic kernel debug; not focused on HTTPS Inspection - answer is B
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