With release R82 and higher, ElasticXL Cluster is an alternative to the existing ClusterXL technology.

The correct answer isB. ElasticXL Cluster supports a maximum ofthree ElasticXL Cluster Members per siteandsix ElasticXL Cluster Members total, which means up totwo sites. This design allows scaling within a site and supports a second site for availability, but it does not turn ElasticXL into an unlimited multi-site fabric. Option A is wrong because four nodes per site is unsupported. Option C is wrong because six nodes per site and three sites would exceed the documented platform limits. Option D is too restrictive because ElasticXL supports more than two total nodes and can support two sites. Check Point’s documentation also says that if more Security Group Members are required, administrators should use Maestro. That line is important because it draws the boundary between ElasticXL and larger scalable-platform deployments. Reference topic:ElasticXL Important Notes / Maximum members and site support.

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