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Memory Utilization on IP Address blocked in the Firewall.

Our team is going to block a thousand ip address for incoming traffic in our firewall, however, here's our inquiry. "Can the firewall accommodate thousands of objects created on the checkpoint firewall? how impactful would it be on checkpoint's resources given that it is saved on the memory.

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