The correct answer isD. Collision Mode occurs when more than one Management Server is configured asActivein a Management HA environment. In the normal Check Point model, there is only one Active Security Management Server at a time, and all other Management Servers operate as Standby. Collision Mode can occur when connectivity to the original Active server is lost and an administrator changes a Standby server to Active without the existing Active server being changed to Standby. Check Point documentation is explicit: when a Standby server is changed to Active without informing the current Active server, this is known as Collision Mode. Option A describes the standard and healthy HA state. Option B also describes a valid HA state with multiple Standby servers. Option C is not Collision Mode; it is simply an unusable state because no server is Active for management changes. The exam point is simple:Collision Mode equals two Active Management Servers. Reference topic:Working in Collision Mode.
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