Check Point Rule types - explicit, implied, implicit and enforcement order

[@rizwanrashid172]

it takes a great mind to make complex things into simple thought process and terms.Fantastic series, well done Magnus

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

Thank you Rizwan for your kind words and video suggestion. :)

[@sportsboy5935]

nice to know about stealth and cleanup rules are types of explicit rules.

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

Not the most fun topic, but it’s important to understand that not all rules are actually shown in the policy as default.

[@jeyav]

Great stuff, I can see your top competency :)

[@ricardoinfante5001]

Thanks again. I want know how configure Nexus and Checkpoint together.

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

When we have fixed our lab with real Equipment i will do videos together with Cisco ACI, Check Point and ansible with Netbox as master db

[@sportsboy5935]

well described Magnus. To the point and clear

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

very boring topic but its included in the exam and its really good to understand how the rules are processed when torubleshooting :)

[@sportsboy5935]

@@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec u make it interesting :)

[@rajeshjonnada7453]

While installing the drop policy i am getting the conflict error, please can you help

[@vishal2528]

nice explanation

[@aa-sy9hk]

thank you...

[@MagnusHolmberg-NetSec]

very boring topic but its included in the certificates ccsa and ccse. also its good to know when troubleshooting :)