156-310 Check Point CCSE NG
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Demo Question 14.
When configuring match parameters for content security resources it is possible to use a wild card character to represent anything. What is that character?
A. *
B. #
C. !
D. %
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Answer: A
Explanation: s: You can use the "*" (Asterisk) symbol to represent anything and provide a match. You can use
the asterisk in the "match" tab at the
properties of an URI Resource, for example, you can complete the "Host", "path" and "query" fields of the
match tab with an asterisk to always
match those fields. You can see this illustrated in Figure 9 at Page L7.7 of CCSE NG Official
Courseware.(VPN1-FW1
Management II NG FP-1).
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