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Setting up the Provider-1/SiteManager-1 EnvironmentFIGURE 2-4Separate support segmentsA Standalone Provider-1 NetworkThe Provider-1/SiteManager-1 management system can be set up in one networklocation, with all the MDSs located in the same local network. Fail-over capabilities areenabled by having at least two Manager/Container MDSs. Management andmaintenance is centralized through the Provider-1/SiteManager-1 network segment.The advantage of this setup is that routing complexity is considerably reduced.Logs can be stored centrally on the MLM server (per Customer in different CLMs) andaccessed via SmartView Tracker.48
A Distributed Provider-1 NetworkFIGURE 2-5Separate Provider-1 segment with remote LoggingA Distributed Provider-1 NetworkThe Provider-1/SiteManager-1 management system can be set up in a local networklocation which containing MDSs. Additional a remote location can be setup whichcontains logging and disaster recovery capabilities, in the form of an MLM and fail-overMDS Manager/Containers. Routing must ensure that local and remote MDSs cancommunicate with each other to maintain MDS synchronization. EachProvider-1/SiteManager-1 network segment must have adequate protection, by aVPN-1 Pro Enforcement module.Chapter 2 Planning the Provider-1 Environment 49
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Page 3 and 4: Table Of ContentsChapter 1Chapter 2
Page 5 and 6: Chapter 5Chapter 6Chapter 7Global P
Page 7: Setting up a new MDS and initiating
Page 10 and 11: The Need for Provider-1/SiteManager
Page 12 and 13: The Need for Provider-1/SiteManager
Page 14 and 15: The Check Point SolutionIT services
Page 16 and 17: The Check Point SolutionThe Multi-D
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Page 26 and 27: The Management ModelThe High Availa
Page 28 and 29: The Management ModelTABLE 1- 1Admin
Page 30 and 31: The Management ModelFIGURE 1-15MDG
Page 32 and 33: The Management ModelFIGURE 1-16 Ros
Page 34 and 35: The Provider-1/SiteManager-1 Trust
Page 40 and 41: Asking yourself the right questions
Page 42 and 43: Consider the following scenario...C
Page 44 and 45: MDS Managers and Containers in the
Page 46 and 47: Setting up the Provider-1/SiteManag
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Page 52 and 53: Hardware Requirements and Recommend
Page 54 and 55: Licensing and Deployment• Custome
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Page 64 and 65: Miscellaneous IssuesEach MDS Contai
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Page 68 and 69: The Provisioning Processdeployment
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Page 78 and 79: Defining a Security Policy for the
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Page 96 and 97: 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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Configuring Global VPN Communities7
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OverviewBy default, management acti
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Checking the Status of Components i
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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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Configuration• Lagging — The da
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Configuration3 Right-click the MDS,
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ConfigurationSynchronize ClusterXL
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Packages in MDS InstallationPackage
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MDS File SystemFollowing is the lis
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ProcessesSourcing these files (or i
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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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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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SyntaxArgumentstorestore=/new_path/
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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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Usage mdscmd deletecustomer -m mds
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mdsstartDescriptionUsageSyntaxThis
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Further Info.You can run the cma_mi
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