What features are supported by Performance Pack (SecureXL)?
TCP end timeout?
UDP virtual session timeout?
What does Security Gateway TCP state check avoid?
Is Performance Pack automatically installed?
What is SecureXL?
What are the SecureXL flows?
What is the IPS PSL (Passive Streaming Library) used for in SecureXL?
What happens to SecureXL when there is a match in a rule where Blades other than Blade VPN are enabled?
What is the purpose of SecureXL?
Connections are identified by the 5 tuple attributes, What are they?
What happens to a packet when the source address, destination address, source port, destination port and protocol match a connection with these 5 attributes and SecureXL is enabled?
The first packet of a TCP connection is evaluated on which SecureXL's flow?
How does SecureXL accelerate the rate of new connections?
What is a Connection Templates (SecureXL)?
What are the restrictions for Connection Templates?
What is the relationship between Delayed Synchronization (Delayed Notification) and SecureXL?
What happens if a service with Delayed Notification is applied to a rule with Track option "log"?
In which Cluster solutions is SecureXL NAT templates supported?
What is CoreXL?
What is the goal of creating multiple instances of the firewall kernel and assigning each instance a processing kernel?
What is the default NIC affinity mode when performance pack is enabled?
What is the relationship in CoreXL between the number of IPv4 and IPv6 instances?
What is the maximum number of IPv4 and IPv6 instances in CoreXL?
Should the IPv6 kernel instances run on a separate processing core from the IPv4 instance?
What is SDN and what is it part of?
If URL Filtering Blade is enabled, does SecureXL acceleration continue to work for packages that require inspection?
How do you assign more processing cores to the SDN?
What is affinity?
What demon is in charge of logging and should be taken into account to establish a process affinity in case of heavy logging?
If in the fwaffinity.conf file the affinity of a process or instance for a processing kernel is set, this core will still be available to account for the affinity of an interface when using the automatic mode?
What does automatic affinity mean when Performance Pack is installed?
Can two interfaces sharing the same bus and therefore IRQ be assigned to two different processing cores?
Just add more physical processing cores to the Hardware to automatically create instances of the firewall kernel?
How should a change in the number of kernel instances in clustered environments be addressed?
What is Multi-Queue?
