If a "ping"-packet is dropped by FW1 Policy, you will see this packet in "fw monitor" on one inspection point only: "i". The "i" inspection point represents the inbound traffic before any rule processing. Since the packet is dropped by FW1 Policy, it will not pass through any other inspection points, such as "l" (after rule processing), "o" (outbound before rule processing), or "O" (outbound after rule processing). References: :
Check Point Software, Getting Started, fw monitor.

Resource is not an objects category in SmartConsole. Objects are used to represent physical and virtual network components and also some logical components. These objects are divided into several categories, such as Network Object, Host, Gateway, Service, Time Object, Custom Application / Site, Limit, and Group.
A resource is a type of object that represents an application or content that is accessible through HTTP or HTTPS protocols. A resource can be used to define access rules for users who connect through Identity Awareness or Mobile Access blades.

Types of Solutions
All of Check Point's Remote Access solutions provide:

The state of the Management HA when both members have different policies/databases is Collision. This state indicates that there is a conflict between the members and they need to be synchronized manually. The other states are not applicable in this scenario. The Synchronized state indicates that both members have identical policies/databases and are ready for failover. The Never been synchronized state indicates that the members have never been synchronized since they were configured as HA pair. The Lagging state indicates that one member has a newer policy/database than the other member and needs to be synchronized automatically.
References: [Management High Availability]
https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R77/CP_R77_SecurityManagement_WebAdminGuide/ html_frameset.htm?topic=documents/R77/CP_R77_SecurityManagement_WebAdminGuide/98838