cisco4ng a écrit :
Hi,
Once I define a checkpoint gateway object and gateway cluster object and put the
gateway object into the gateway cluster object, under the topology, how can I
tell
the "Internal" interface that there is an network of 192.168.1.0/24 behind
this interface
as well? Is there a setting somewhere that can be done in NGx?
if you edit the interface, and set the topology to internal, you can still
define a group for the antispoofing.
it looks similar to what you could do on r55.
could you send a screen capture of the topology window you have ?
In R55w, it used to be very simple, I just have to define a group object and
put all
of the networks behind a particular interface into that group object and
assign it to
that particular interface topology.
help please.
cisco4ng
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