What are the kernel parameters that control “Magic MACs”?
A.
fwha_magic_mac and fw_forward_magic_mac
B.
fwha_mac_magic and fw_mac_forward_magic
C.
cpha_mac_magic and cp_mac_forward_magic
D.
cpha_magic_mac and cpha_mac_forward_magic
What are the kernel parameters that control “Magic MACs”?
What are the kernel parameters that control “Magic MACs”?
A.
fwha_magic_mac and fw_forward_magic_mac
B.
fwha_mac_magic and fw_mac_forward_magic
C.
cpha_mac_magic and cp_mac_forward_magic
D.
cpha_magic_mac and cpha_mac_forward_magic
B. fwha_mac_magic and fw_mac_forward_magic
Although shockingly a Check Point exam question is fraught with syntax failure, the ‘B’ answer is closest to the correct kernel parameter syntax. Hey, Linux is totally forgiving…right?
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Configure unique values of the following global kernel parameters on each cluster, which in turn will set the required value of 5th byte in Source MAC Address of CCP packets:
fwha_mac_magic (CCP traffic)
fwha_mac_forward_magic (Forwarding Layer traffic)
Important Note: On cluster running Gaia R77.30 and above, users should not modify the values of these kernel parameters (neither with ‘fw ctl set int’ command, nor via $FWDIR/boot/modules/fwkern.conf file). New procedure must be used that will automatically set the value of 5th byte in Source MAC Address of CCP packets.