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Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R82 Exam Materials-Question 172 Discussion
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Selected Answers: D
This aligns with the earlier R82 Identity Awareness documentation confirmed for Question #166: Identity Collector must be installed on a Windows server and integrated with Active Directory, Cisco ISE, Syslog, and/or NetIQ eDirectory. It's specifically designed as a standalone application deployed on a Windows Server to acquire identities from these sources and forward them to the Identity Awareness Gateway.
Why the other options are wrong:
- **A. Identity Acquisition** — This isn't a distinct, named Check Point component or installable client; it's a general descriptive term for the overall process, not a specific product you install on Windows Server.
- **B. AD Collaboration** — This isn't an actual Check Point Identity Awareness component or client name at all — it doesn't correspond to any documented tool in the R82 architecture.
- **C. Identity query tool** — This also isn't a defined installable Check Point client; identity queries (like AD Query) are a mechanism for the gateway to pull identities directly from Active Directory logs, but that's a different method than a standalone Windows Server installation and isn't called an "Identity query tool" as a product name.
Which of the following can be installed on a Windows Server to acquire identities? (Choose one answer)
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