In Check Point R80.x and newer versions, SmartLog is the primary, unified logging and monitoring tool. To troubleshoot a connectivity issue, the administrator should open SmartLog, which is part of the SmartConsole application. The most direct way to find relevant logs is to use the search bar to query for the source IP address of the manager's tablet. This will filter the logs to show all traffic sessions initiated by that device, allowing the administrator to see if the traffic is being accepted, dropped, or rejected by the Security Gateway's policy.

A. Logs are viewed on the Log Server/Management Server via SmartLog, not by connecting to the wireless controller, which is just a network device.

B. SmartView Tracker is the legacy log viewer from pre-R80 versions. While it may exist for backward compatibility, SmartLog is the correct tool for an R80 estate.

C. This option incorrectly refers to SmartView Tracker, the legacy tool, instead of the modern SmartLog used in R80.x environments.

1. Check Point. (2023). R81.20 Logging and Monitoring Administration Guide. Check Point Support Center. Chapter: "Using SmartLog", Section: "The Logs Tab".

2. Check Point. (2023). R81.20 SmartConsole Administration Guide. Check Point Support Center. Chapter: "Logs & Monitor", Section: "Viewing Logs".