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The Check Point SolutionProvider-1/SiteManager-1 network. The MLM is controlled by the MDG, andmaintains Customer Log Modules (CLMs), with a separate log repository for eachCustomer.Let’s look at Big Bank. Big Bank is expanding and has opened a number of newbranches. It has decided to track activity in its system, to satisfy security requirements.It has created an environment with three MDS’s. The system administrators have set upan MDS Manager/Container with a second Container to manage VPN-1 Pro gatewaysthroughout the different bank branches. They have also set up an MLM, to trackactivity.FIGURE 1-13 A simple system with an internal MLMCustomer Log ModuleA Customer Log Module (CLM) is a log server for a single customer. Service providerscan deploy CLMs to monitor specific customer modules. Enterprises may deploy CLMsto monitor branch activity.In the example below, Big Bank uses a specific CLM to collect information about theParis branch’s gateway activities.24
High AvailabilityFIGURE 1-14 CLM gets activity data from customer’s VPN-1 Pro gatewayHigh AvailabilityCMA High AvailabilityCMA High Availability is implemented by using two CMAs to manage one customernetwork, one in active mode, the other in standby. Implementing management HighAvailability guarantees fail-over capability. At any given time, only one CMA is active,while the standby CMA is synchronized with the active CMA.Data synchronization between the two CMAs greatly improves fault tolerance andenables the administrator to seamlessly activate a standby CMA when required. WithHigh Availability, should a CMA fail for any reason, due to say a hardware failure, thestandby CMA can continue operation without service interruption.Chapter 1 Introduction 25
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Page 14 and 15: The Check Point SolutionIT services
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Page 26 and 27: The Management ModelThe High Availa
Page 28 and 29: The Management ModelTABLE 1- 1Admin
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Installation and ConfigurationInput
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Installation and Configurationa In
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Defining a Security Policy for the
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Defining a Security Policy for the
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Configurations with More than One M
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Configurations with More than One M
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When a CMA Manages the VPN-1 Pro Ga
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MDS Support for SmartView Reporter
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CMA OPSEC APIsCMA OPSEC APIsThe fol
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MDS OPSEC APIsMDS OPSEC APIsTo crea
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Overview• an actual customer, or
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OverviewFIGURE 4-2MDG before Custom
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Overviewon any MDS in the system. O
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OverviewFIGURE 4-5Creating more cus
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OverviewFIGURE 4-7SmartUpdate View
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Configurationa CMA. Keep the CMAs I
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ConfigurationAssign computers on wh
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ConfigurationFIGURE 4-8Administrato
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ConfigurationConfiguring a CMATo co
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OverviewThe FireWall-1 administrato
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OverviewFIGURE 5-3Policy creation w
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OverviewGlobal policies can be assi
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OverviewFIGURE 5-7Dynamic Global Ob
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OverviewFor details about using Sma
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OverviewAssigning a different globa
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ConfigurationFor customers that alr
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Configuration2 You are asked whethe
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Configuration130
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OverviewFIGURE 6-1Customer network
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Managing Customer PoliciesFIGURE 6-
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Working with CMAs and CLMs in the M
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Logging Customer ActivityFIGURE 7-1
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Exporting LogsTABLE 7-1TABLE 7-1 hi
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Logging ConfigurationLog FilesFor e
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Logging ConfigurationWorking with C
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Logging ConfigurationConfiguring Lo
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Logging ConfigurationTABLE 7- 3Log
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OverviewFIGURE 8-1A FireWall-1 enfo
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OverviewAfter a successful IKE nego
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VPN-1 Connectivity in Provider-1FIG
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Global VPN CommunitiesConversion Co
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Global VPN CommunitiesCMA databases
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Configuring Global VPN CommunitiesF
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OverviewBy default, management acti
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Checking the Status of Components i
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Monitoring issues for different com
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Using Check Point Applications to M
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ConfigurationThe MDS Manager is the
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ConfigurationFIGURE 10-2 CMA High A
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ConfigurationFIGURE 10-3 Mirror MDS
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ConfigurationMDS: Active or Standby
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ConfigurationFor example, if a new
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ConfigurationFIGURE 10-7 CMA databa
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Configuration3 Right-click the MDS,
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Packages in MDS InstallationPackage
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MDS Configuration DatabasesMDS Conf
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Connectivity Between Different Proc
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Issues Relating to Different Platfo
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SyntaxArgumentsource database direc
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SyntaxArgumentstorestore=/new_path/
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SyntaxArgumentfrequencystoreoffDesc
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UsageSyntaxExampleExit CodeSince th
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To edit the CMA database, use the f
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SyntaxArgumentDescription-m mds For
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SyntaxArgumentCustomerNameDescripti
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Usage mdscmd deletecustomer -m mds
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Further Info.You can run the cma_mi
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