Which command shows the actual allowed connections in the state table?

The command that displays the actual allowed connections in the state table is "fw tab -t connections." This command is specifically designed to interact with the state table and present the current state of connections, including those that are actively tracked by the firewall.

In this context, "fw tab" is a command used for managing and displaying the state of various tables in Check Point's firewall, and the "-t" option allows you to specify which table you want to query. The term "connections" refers to the table that maintains information about the active connections that the firewall is monitoring.

This command provides insight into the number of sessions and their status, which is particularly useful for troubleshooting and ensuring that the firewall is functioning correctly with respect to its connection handling.

The other choices do not accurately refer to the table that displays allowed connections. The options that include terms such as "StateTable" or variations in the wording like "connection" without the correct context do not reflect the correct function that identifies the allowed connections, making them less relevant for this specific inquiry.