To optimize packet drops using Priorities Queues, which command should you use to enable Dynamic Dispatcher?

The correct command to enable the Dynamic Dispatcher for optimizing packet drops using Priority Queues is "fw ctl multik dynamic_dispatching on." This command directly activates the Dynamic Dispatcher feature within the multi-kernel architecture that Check Point uses.

Dynamic Dispatcher is designed to improve the efficiency of packet processing by intelligently distributing the workload across available CPU cores based on their current load and task types. By activating this feature, you can enhance the performance of your gateway, especially under heavy traffic conditions, where packet drops may occur if the processing isn't managed effectively.

In contrast, other options listed do not specifically enable the Dynamic Dispatcher in the same way. The command referencing 'set_mode' typically relates to configuration settings that adjust how some processes operate, rather than specifically enabling the Dynamic Dispatcher functionality itself. The command that focuses on enabling Priority Queues may serve a related purpose but does not directly activate the Dynamic Dispatcher needed for optimizing the distribution of tasks amongst the processing units.

Therefore, utilizing the command "fw ctl multik dynamic_dispatching on" ensures the Dynamic Dispatcher is engaged, allowing for responsive handling of network traffic and minimizing packet drops effectively.