Hi, an object defined as "integrated Firewall" doesn't mean a Check Point - but if you want to manage the rulebase of antother Firewall like Cisco PIX you will have to define this kind of object. Maybe it's a bit confusing, but a Check Point FireWall-1 needs always to be a workstation AND - internal - FireWall-1/VPN-1 installed - Gateway (except Secure Server) Best regards Matthias pat wrote: > Opiesan, > Thanks for your response. > Yes, this was the problem with object defination. My > local system is WinNT with CP installed on it. I was > getting this problem when my local box was defined as > integrated firewall. But when I defined local machine > as workstation, I could install the policy without any > error. Still I don't understand why u can't install > policy when u define local system as integrated > firewall. > > Thanks, > pat
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