All R77 Security Servers can perform authentication with the exception of one. Which of the Security Servers
can NOT perform authentication?
A.
FTP
B.
SMTP
C.
HTTP
D.
RLOGIN
Which of the Security Servers can NOT perform authentic…
All R77 Security Servers can perform authentication with the exception of one. Which of the Security Servers
can NOT perform authentication?
Security Servers
Security servers are Check Point processes that are integrated into the firewall. They are user mode processes that provide content security for:
HTTP
FTP
SMTP
There is also a generic TCP Security server. Security servers employ many ways of enforcing Content Security, including, checking whether the connections for these protocols are well formed, stripping script tags for HTTP, email address translation for SMTP, and file name matching for FTP.
In addition to Content Security, Security servers also perform authentication
Security Servers
Security servers are Check Point processes that are integrated into the firewall. They are user mode processes that provide content security for:
HTTP
FTP
SMTP
There is also a generic TCP Security server. Security servers employ many ways of enforcing Content Security, including, checking whether the connections for these protocols are well formed, stripping script tags for HTTP, email address translation for SMTP, and file name matching for FTP.
In addition to Content Security, Security servers also perform authentication. For additional information on the authentication functions of the Security servers, refer to Authentication.
https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R76/CP_R76_SGW_WebAdmin/6744.htm
User Authentication
User Authentication provides authentication for Telnet, FTP, HTTP, and rlogin services. By default, User Authentication is transparent. The user does not connect directly to the gateway, but initiates a connection to the target server.