Crist Clark wrote:
I have someone at a VAR telling me they don't see a reason
why this wouldn't work, but it doesn't seem to. I want to
see if anyone here can give me a more firm yes or no before
I pop for more hardware.
I have a cluster with two nodes. The topology of both nodes
lines up
checkpoint does not support vlan tagged interfaces in cluster. That why
u are getting intermitant errors.
( This only applies to solaris and SPLAT anyway.) Things like crossbeam,
notel, nokia (UTM boxes) supports this type of config.
they have a secureknoledge article explaining the issue, can't
Hi, i installed Chk UTM R61 with Antivirus, but when i activate
Antivirus for SMTP it block all smtp connections, and it doesn't show
any drop on tracker.
Anybody have this problem ? Thanks
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Saludos,
Alvaro
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To set vacation,
Hi,
Management server:NGx R61 on Win2k3 Enterprise Server SP1
Enforcement module: IP530 with IPSO 4.1 build 16 and NGx R61
External IP:129.174.1.8/21 (129.174.1.7 is vrrp)
Internal IP: 10.105.0.2/24 (10.105.0.1 is vrrp)
There is a Cisco
Sudarshana Edirisinghe wrote:
checkpoint does not support vlan tagged interfaces in cluster. That why
u are getting intermitant errors.
( This only applies to solaris and SPLAT anyway.) Things like crossbeam,
notel, nokia (UTM boxes) supports this type of config.
they have a secureknoledge
Hi,
I have a problem when running fw log on a solaris management station.
when the log file is bigger than 5 Mbs, the process cores (SIGSEGV or
SIGBUS).
adding the -p -n options doesn't solve the problem.
could anyone tell me if there is a workaround to avoid this ?
I suspect a memory issue
Hi,
Edit the cluster object - topology - edit topology - double click
on the internal interface (first column) - topology - specific and
asign a group to it.
Kind Regards.
Robby
On 9/12/06, cisco4ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Management server:NGx R61 on Win2k3 Enterprise Server
Hi,
What you could try:
1) first get a list of all the devices that clusterXL monitors:
cphaprob [-i[a]] [-e] list
Purpose: View the list of critical devices on a cluster member and of
all the other machines in the cluster.
2) Then deactivate the monitoring of the two physical interfaces that
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
You should be able to go into the edit topo section for the cluster,
mark the interface(s) as cluster and manually define the vrrp IP, you
well see the topo tab for the cluster interface. The topo definition for
a cluster object changed a bit from r55.
-GS
-Original Message-
From:
Solution ID: #sk10640
ClusterXL supports VLAN tagging (802.1q) from NG FP3. It is supported
in every cluster configuration: Legacy High Availability, New High
Availability and Load Sharing. Before that version it was not
supported at all.
Perhaps you should upgrade your FP3 cluster ;)
Kind
The thing is that the topology is already set to internal without me doing
anything
about it. It would not even let me edit the topology.
cisco4ng
pkc_mls [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cisco4ng a écrit :
Hi,
Once I define a checkpoint gateway object and gateway cluster object and put
Have you checked if it's a checkpoint gateway not a checkpoint host?
Cheers,
lino
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cisco4ng a écrit :
The thing is that the topology is already set to internal without me doing anything
about it. It would not even let me edit the topology.
did you get the topology from the gateway or define it manually ?
cisco4ng
sorry,
was referring to sk30720 , my cluster was on bge interfaces.
sorry.
sud
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Solution ID: #sk10640
ClusterXL supports VLAN tagging (802.1q) from NG FP3. It is supported
in every cluster configuration: Legacy High Availability, New High
Availability and Load
Yes, there is a file that needs to be replaced on the blade in order to
do this.
Juan
On Tue, 2006-09-12 at 11:42 -0400, Juan Concepcion wrote:
Yes, there is a file that needs to be replaced in order to do this.
Juan
On Mon, 2006-09-11 at 09:40 -0500, Hoff, Chris
If you mark the interface as private then you can change the topology per
interface. Once you mark cluster you can no longer define the topo per
interface, it must be defined per the cluster interface. This is done from the
edit menu of the topo for the cluster object. Are you unable to edit
On 9/12/2006 at 6:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
What you could try:
1) first get a list of all the devices that clusterXL monitors:
cphaprob [-i[a]] [-e] list
Purpose: View the list of critical devices on a cluster member and
of
all the other machines in the
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