Check Point Certified VSX Specialist CCVS Virtual Classroom Live December 15, 2025

Description

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the Check Point VSX solution and describes how to deploy it within the corporate network environment.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for technical professionals who support a Check Point Virtual Security Extension (VSX) solution within their network security environment. It is also recommended for candidates who are preparing for the Check Point Certified Virtual System Extension Specialist (CCVS) credential.

Learn How To:

• Deploy separate virtual systems on one physical security appliance.
• Distribute traffic load across multiple cluster members.
• Manage the operations and processing load of virtual systems.
• Troubleshoot VSX deployments, routing, and provisioning issues.

How You Will Benefit:

• Apply virtualization to consolidate and simplify security.
• Share virtual system traffic load to provide higher throughput, connection capacity, higher availability, and linear scalability.
• Customize security on each virtual system to protect against evolving network threats.

After completing the Check Point Certified VSX Specialist (CCVS) course, students will be able to:

• Identify basic functions, components, and advantages of using VSX technology.
• Explain the VSX management infrastructure and how traffic flows within a VSX network.
• List the routing schemes and features available with VSX.
• Identify options for deploying VSX technology within various complex organizations.
• Explain how to install and configure VSX Gateways and Virtual Systems.
• Explain how to deploy additional VSX networking configurations that are required in a specific environment.
• List the differences between deploying physical Security Gateway Clusters and VSX Gateway Clusters.
• Describe how Virtual Systems Load Sharing works to enhance VSX network performance.
• Explain how to use the VSX Provisioning Tool to add and remove virtual devices.
• Explain how to employ tools to optimize resources allocated in a VSX environment.
• Identify various VSX command line tools commonly used to retrieve information and perform configuration changes.
• Explain how to use VSX utility commands to perform various maintenance tasks for the VSX environment.
• Explain how to troubleshoot and debug issues that occur in a VSX environment.