When doing a Stand-Alone Installation, you would install the Security Management Server with which other Check Point architecture component?

In a Stand-Alone Installation, the Configuration typically includes both the Security Management Server and the Security Gateway. In this kind of setup, these two components are often installed on the same machine, allowing for simplified management of security policies and monitoring of network traffic. The Security Management Server is responsible for managing the security policies and logging, while the Security Gateway enforces those policies by handling the actual traffic. By installing them together, you ensure that security management and enforcement are tightly integrated, which is a fundamental aspect of Check Point's architecture.

The other options, such as SmartConsole, SecureClient, and a standalone setup without any additional components, do not appropriately reflect the standard practice of bundling the Security Management Server with the Security Gateway for a cohesive security solution. SmartConsole is primarily a management interface used for configuring and managing the components but does not function as part of the standalone installation itself. SecureClient is a VPN client, unrelated to the management and enforcement structure of security policies and would typically run on client machines rather than on the management or gateway server.