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128 - 256 = 128 What is the highest number you can make by placing multiple 128`s into 0. None so this is 0. (0 + 128) - 1 = 127
Answer : Broadcast address is 172.30.233.127 How many subnets and hosts per subnet can you get from the network 172.30.0.0 255.255.255.240 ?
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Answer : 65536 subnets and 14 hosts per subnet. Which subnet does host 172.24.102.208 255.255.255.224 belong to?
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Answer : 172.24.102.192. What valid host range is the IP address 192.168.126.95/26 a part of?
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1. 2. 3. 4. Click on the "Users and Groups" tab Click on the "Users" button Right click and select "Add" Specify the desired User Name, Password, etc and Click "OK"
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1. Click on the "Permissions" Tab 2. Right click and Select "Add Permission" 3. Click on the "Add" button and select the Group you created above and click on the Add button. 4. Click on the OK button. 5. Choose the Assigned Role (Priviages) and click "OK". Note : You can use the permissions tab in either the main inventory (main page) or per Virtual Machine. This is useful to know if you need to allow one user to access just one Virtual Machine.
vCentre
When administrating users on a single ESX box the users and groups are managed locally. With vCentre all users and groups are managed via the use of an Active Directory (LDAP) server. You can them specifiy which users and groups you wish to grant permissions to within the vCentre GUI.
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When trying to connect to the console within the VI Client you receive the following error,
Cannot connect to host my.esx.host.com: no connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it
In this example you have the required ports open on both your firewall and your ESX box. You see the traffic on tcp 902 going to your VMware server but your server is closing the connection.
Solution
This is a known bug when trying to access the console of a ESX hosted VM across multiple networks. To resolve the issue add the following to /etc/vmware/config vmauthd.server.alwaysProxy = "TRUE" I believe that you also may need to add this to your advanced options in the VI Client GUI to survive a reboot, but I still need to confirm this...... Has anyone else already tried this ???
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White Box is a term used to describe a hardware spec/platform that has been used outside of the Vendors recommendations.
In order to run VMware ESXi on a platform outside of the Vendors HCL (Hardware Compatibility List) I used various Whitebox resources to run ESXi on the below, 1. HP Proliant DL140 G1 (2x 3Ghz Xeons / 4Gb RAM) 2. Adaptec SA2420 SATA (II) 300 PCI-X 64-Bit RAID Controller 3. 2 x 500Gb Seagate ST3500320AS SATA II 7200rpm Hard-Drives
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On trying to install ESXi onto this platform the install produced the following error, Unable to find a supported device to write the VMware ESX server 3i 3.5.0 image to This was resolved by disabling ACPI in the VM Kernel Here are the steps, 1. 2. 3. 4. When you boot from the installation CD press tab as soon as it starts loading. Then after the first .gz file name insert acpi=off then press enter. The install will now work but when you boot the system it will fail again. You also need to add this parameter to the boot.cfg file on the 2nd partition. Which you can do by booting the server from a Ubuntu Live CD which will auto detect and mount the partitions. 5. Open boot.cfg and and you should see a line that says kernelopt=. Add acpi=off here. 6. Then once in the VMware Infrastructure Client goto "Configuration | Advanced Settings | VMKernel | Boot" - In here disable the VMKeneral.Boot.ACPI. Further ESX troubleshooting and how-to articles can be found here.
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Within this article we will be creating a named serial pipe on 2 machines to allow us to connect to a virtual machines serial port. In this example we will use hyperterminal on a virtual XP machine to connect to the serial
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Required Settings
Once we have a serial port on the 2 virtual machines (client and server) we need to set them accordingly. Within the hardware settings of the virtual machines serial port you will need the following settings as follows,
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Below you can see the settings for SUSE (the named pipe/serial connection on the SUSE box)
Below you can see the settings for XP (the name pipe/serial connection we are connecting to)
Connecting
In order to connect go into windows open hyperterminal and connect to COM1, you will now be connected to the named serial pipe.
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If there is no connection you will need to make sure that you have not connected your Hyperterminal connection after the SUSE box has powered up. I normally open hyperterminal in XP and then power the other device up.
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yum -y install PyQt4 wget telnet qemu xterm cd ~ wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/gns-3/GNS3-0.7.2-src.zip?download unzip GNS3-0.7.2-src.zip && rm -f GNS3-0.7.2-src.zip mv GNS3-0.7.2-src /opt/GNS3 cd /opt/GNS3 mkdir Dynamips mkdir IOS mkdir Project mkdir Cache mkdir tmp chmod o+rw -R ./Project chmod o+rw -R ./tmp cd Dynamips wget http://www.ipflow.utc.fr/dynamips/dynamips-0.2.8-RC2-x86.bin chmod +x ./dynamips-0.2.8-RC2-x86.bin
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The other day someone asked me to explain subnetting. It had been a while so I dusted off my CCNA books and attempted to answer his questions. So I thought this would be an ideal time to jot down some notes for future reference.
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This isnt a tutorial or guide but just some some notes on how to calulate the different subnetting values (subnet number, number of hosts etc etc). What is the broadcast address of the network 172.30.233.0 255.255.255.128 ?
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128 - 256 = 128 What is the highest number you can make by placing multiple 128`s into 0. None so this is 0. (0 + 128) - 1 = 127
Answer : Broadcast address is 172.30.233.127 How many subnets and hosts per subnet can you get from the network 172.30.0.0 255.255.255.240 ?
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172.30 is a class B RFC 1918 address and has a /12 prefix. So 12 bits of this address we can do nothing with. The subnet mask is /28 so this mean we can break the address into the following : 28 bits - 12 bits = 16 subnet bits 28 bits - 32 bits = 4 host bits This means that this subnet number will conisist of [12 network ID bits ] [16 subnet bits] [4 host bits] With the following power of 2`s in mind we can calculate the hosts and subnets : 65536 32768 16384 8192 4096 2048 1024 512 256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 Host bits = go along 4 and then an extra 1 (saves adding them up) then minus 2 due to the the broadcast and subnetnet zero bits. This gives us 14 Subnet bits = go along 16 and then 1 extra gives us 65536 subnets.
Answer : 65536 subnets and 14 hosts per subnet. Which subnet does host 172.24.102.208 255.255.255.224 belong to?
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224 - 256 = 32 Whats the highest number we can get by placing 32`s into 208 = 192
Answer : 172.24.102.192. What valid host range is the IP address 192.168.126.95/26 a part of?
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192 = 256 = 64 Highest number that you can get from placing 64's into 95 = 64. 64 = Subnet number
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Answer : 192.168.126.65-126 What valid host range is the IP address 172.16.93.193/20 a part of?
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This guide looks at running your vSphere Client through SSH tunnels. You may need to do this due to having a Proxy in place or your firewall is blocking the required ports you need in order to run vSphere.
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1. First of all edit your hosts file to include an entry for you ESX box. The file is located here C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts. And the entry should look something like this. 127.0.0.1 ESX4.HOMELAB
2. Next we need to set up the SSH tunnels. First of all add the external IP of your ESX device.
Now under "Connection > SSH > Tunnels" add The required ports that you need to forward. Below shows you the fields you will need to complete. We need to do this for port 443, 902, and 903. The 10.1.1.1 address will be the internal IP address of your ESX server.
Once done it should look like this. In your case the 10.1.1.1 address will be that of your ESX servers internal IP address.
Go back to the screen where you added your external IP and then under "saved sessions" add a new name for this session and click save. This will ensure you do not have set all this up again every time you wish to connect. Now click open and log into your ESX box via SSH. 3. Open your vSphere client and enter your username and password with the "IP Address / Name" being the name you entered into your host file. Your client will now connect to your ESX box using SSH tunnelling.
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of changes.
Space on /var
If you havent much space on /var run the following commands to provide you with some additional space. mv /var/sadm/ /export/ rm -rfv /var/sadm/ ln -s /export/sadm/ /var/sadm
Install Packages
[mount cd-rom] pkgadd -d /cdrom/Solaris_10/Product/ SUNWsprot SUNWtoo SUNWhea SUNWarc
Install Dependencies
Download the following dependancies from http://www.sunfreeware.com/indexintel10.html and copy to /export/home 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. libgcc-3.4.6-sol10-x86-local.gz libiconv-1.13.1-sol10-x86-local.gz libidn-1.19-sol10-x86-local.gz libintl-3.4.0-sol10-x86-local.gz make-3.81-sol10-x86-local.gz openssl-1.0.0a-sol10-x86-local.gz wget-1.12-sol10-x86-local.gz expect-5.43.0-sol10-x86-local.gz
Now run the following command to install cd /export/home for i in `ls` ; do gunzip $i ; done for i in `ls | grep -v gz` ; do pkgadd -d $i ; done
Edit Grep
I ran into a number of issues regarding my grep version not being compatable for the compliling of Rancid. To resolve this follow these steps : CLICK HERE
Download Rancid
cd /export/home ; wget ftp://ftp.shrubbery.net/pub/rancid/rancid-2.3.2.tar.gz gunzip rancid-2.3.2.tar.gz
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./configure --prefix=/home/rancid make install Once this is completed you can move towards configuring Rancid which will be covered in a later tutorial.
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Below is a guide to the main areas and features that you should be aware of to ensure that your Cisco Catalyst switch is fully secured within your network.
Port security
Cisco provides the ability via the port-security commands to limit the amount of MAC address that can be assigned to each port. Note : When you enter the default value the full command will not be displayed via a `show run` (config-if)# (config-if)# (config-if)# The options
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switchport port-security switchport port-security maximum 1 [1 is default] switchport port-security violation shutdown [shutdown is default] you have other the shutdown are :
Protect - If more mac addresses are found entering the port then have been configured the first set of MAC addresses are allow and any further more are refused. Restrict - Same as the above but additionally generates logs.
Sticky MAC allows the configured number of mac address that enters the port to be assigned against it, any further MACs would be denied. (config-if)# switchport port-security mac-address [mac]/[sticky mac] Below are the main show commands : show port-security interface fastethernet 0/8 show port-security
(config-if)# spanning-tree bpduguard enable (config-if)# spanning-tree portfast You can also enable this globally on any port that has portfast enabled by running the following command, (config) spanning-tree portfast bpduguard default
DHCP
DHCP attacks can cause network outages and can also become a catalyst for man in the middle attacks. Man in the middle attacks are produced via rouge DHCP server replying to DHCP requests and then providing them with a default gateway of themselves. They then receive the traffic, sniff it and pass it on to their own default gateway. DHCP Snooping - DHCP Snooping is intended to prevent a malicious user from pretending to be the network DHCP server. Below we stop DHCP replies on the following VLANs. (config)# ip dhcp snooping vlan 1,4,3 As our DHCP server is on port 24 we allow DHCP (config)# interface fastethethernet 0/24 (config-if)# ip dhcp snooping trust DHCP rate limiting prevents pool exhaustion. The example below would allow for 3 DHCP replies per second. (config-if) ip dhcp snooping limit rate 3
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-- Switch Port Analyser (SPAN) SPAN ports allow you to send all the traffic from other ports out to a designated port. This is normally configured if you need to either place a standard packet sniffer on the designated port or an IDS/IPS. (config)# monitor session 1 source interface fastethernet 0/1 - 20 both (config)# monitor session 1 destination interface fastethernet 0/24 -- Private VLANs PVLANs are VLANs inside of VLANs. This allows you to segregate on a host to host level rather than a a subnet level as with conventional VLANs. -- Storm Control Strom control allows you to configure actions at a port level based on overall traffic levels seen per port seen by the switch. Below gives you an example where the port would be shutdown based on the total throughput of the ports traffic being broadcast based. (config-if) storm-control action shutdown (config-if) storm-control broadcast level 70
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When compiling from source you may see the following errors occur : /usr/include/sys/siginfo.h:259: error: parse error before "ctid_t" /usr/include/sys/siginfo.h:292: error: parse error before '}' token
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In order to to enable SecureID authentication you will need to generate an 'sdconf.rec' file from your ACE SERVER. You will then need to copy this file to the the '/var/ace' directory of your Checkpoint Firewall (if the directory does not exsist create one). At the point that your ACE SERVER and your ACE AGENT (Checkpoint Firewall) start communicating a 'sdstatus.12' file will be generated. When the communication is deemed successful a 'secureid' file will be generated. It is worth noting that 'secureid' is the default name given for the node secret file. !! If no secureid file is generated you may want to check that the "Reset Node Secret" option was enabled at the point of the sdconf.rec file being generated on the ACE SERVER. !! Once the sdstatus.12 and the secureid file have been generated encrypted communication between the ACE AGENT and SERVER can be established. Below is a summary of these files : sdconf.rec sdopts.rec sdstatus.12 securid Generated by the ACE SERVER and copied to the /var/ace directory Allows you to force the ACE AGENT to use a specific IP address when generating its hash Automatically created at point of communication between the ACE AGENT and SERVER Automatically created at point of successful communication between the ACE AGENT and SERVER
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You may see authentication issues after the initial authentication along with the error message : [LOG_ERR] ACEAGENT: The message entry does not exist for message ID: 100x This is down to the embedded hash of the Checkpoints IP address (that is sent to the ACE SERVER within the authentication request) being different the hash of the Checkpoint`s IP address that is generated by the ACE SERVER. This can be caused by multihomed or NAT configurations. To resolve this : 1. create the sdopts.rec file in the /var/ace directory 2. using VI, edit the sdopts.rec file and insert the line: CLIENT_IP=[IP Address of the ACE AGENT (Checkpoint Firewall)] 3. restart FW-1 using cpstop && cpstart Note : it has been reported this will also correct issues using SecurID on Secure Platform.
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Fir3net.com is pleased to release dbdel ver3.1. This is basically a wrapper for Checkpoints existing dbver tool, but allows you to remove 100`s of Database Revisions with one simple command string. Unlike dbver where you have to add each database revision id. This allows
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View the script here / Download the script here. You can then copy and paste the script into your manager.
Options
Below shows you the switches the tool allows you to use. [Expert@sc-manger]# dbdel ? usage: dbdel [-d number | -b id_number | -s | -c | -l ] List, count and remove multiple database revisions -d -b -s -c -l -? number of db revisions to remove remove this db revision id and all before size of all DB Revisions count DB Revisions list DB Revisions usage
Count
[Expert@sc-manger]# dbdel -c Total number of Database Revisions = 13
Remove DB Revisions
[Expert@sc-manger]# dbdel -d 632 Are you sure you want to remove 632 from the current 732 DB Revision(s) ? [Y/N]y Successfully removed 632 DB Revision(s)
List Revisions
[Expert@sc-manager]# dbdel -l ---------------------------------| ID Date | ---------------------------------| 61 | Fri Oct 2 11:05:21 2009 | | 62 | Tue Nov 17 11:04:23 2009 | ----------------------------------
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When running an upgrade_export on a Solaris Smart Centre you may receive the following error : Compressing the files... gtar: Only wrote 2047 of 10240 bytes to export.tgz.tar gtar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now Error: Failed to execute 'gtar -c -C "/opt/CPsuite-R65/fw1/tmp/upgrade_temp_dir" -f "export.tgz.tar" .' command [ 26409 1]@#######[10 May 15:35:27] Compress: Error >> Failed to run gtar -c -C "/opt/CPsuite-R65/fw1/tmp/upgrade_temp_dir" -f "export.tgz.tar" . command Error: Failed to compress Check Point Software files This is down to a 2Gb limitation of the gtar command. There are 2 ways to resolve this issue :
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This guide will outline OPSEC LEA and how it works within a Checkpoint Infrastructure.
OPSEC LEA is a Log Extraction Agent that allows 3rd Parties to write software based on the OPSEC SDK to pull logs from a Checkpoint device. OPSEC LEA listens on port tcp/18184 on the device (OPSEC LEA Server) which will contain your logs. Your OPSEC LEA Client will then connect into 18184 and pull the logs.
Firewall / VPN-1 Firewall/VPN Gateway Smart Centre Server Manager/Policy Server for all other objects such as firewalls and log managers. Log Manager Log manager for which any Checkpoint object can forward its logs to.
Please Note: All of these components can be installed onto the same device or each component onto different devices. Provider-1 Ok, now to confuse things slightly more you have Provider-1. Provider-1 allows for you to install multiple log managers and smart centre servers upon single devices using the specific Provider-1 software. Along with using a range of new acronyms for the various components,
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CMA Customer Management Add-on. You can also think of this as a logical Smart Center Server CLM Customer Log Manager. You can also think of this as a logical Log Manager MDS Multi Domain Server. This contains all of you various CMAs. MLM Multi-Domain Log Module. This contains all of your CLMs.
OPSEC LEA Checkpoint Log Extraction Agent that allows the extraction of Logs via Checkpoints SIC. OPSEC LEA Client This is the 3rd Party software which is defined as an OPSEC LEA Object via the Smart Dashboard. OPSEC LEA Server This is the device which we will pull the logs from. This can be any device and does not have to be just a Smart Centre Server or a Log Manager
General Setup
Though the steps between vendors may be slightly different the overall steps will remain the same : 1. Create an OPSEC LEA Object within the OPSEC LEA and Applications Tab. 2. Name the object, add the host that the software (OPSEC LEA Client will pull the logs from) and select LEA as the Client Entries. 3. Within the SIC Communication section add an Activation Key and chose activate. 4. Install the Database to the Manager. (There is no need to repush the policy to the gateways) 5. You will then be able to (within the 3rd Party Software) use this SIC Activation Key to pull a SSL Cert from the Manager. This will allow you to directly talk to the device holding the Logs (OPSEC LEA Server).
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This guide will explain the various steps required to set up Enpoint Connect using a Multiple Entry Point setup. Ok, so to start with Endpoint Connect is Checkpoints new Remote Access VPN Client other then SSL Network Extender is the only client supported on Windows 7 64-Bit. The main problem with SNX (SSL Network Extender) is that it doesn't allow for MEP setups. What is MEP (Multiple Entry Point) ? This allows for your client to access your VPN domain via an alternative gateway if it is unable to establish a VPN tunnel using your primary gateway. This can allow redundancy in scenarios such as gateway outages, ISP problems or even just general internet routing issues. What does this Tutorial Include ? This tutorial will include the following sections : 1. 2. 3. 4. Upgrading your Gateway to the latest Endpoint Connect Version Configuring Endpoint Connect Enabling and Configuring the Endpoint Connect MEP New Mode feature. Licensing
Enabling and Configuring the Endpoint Connect MEP New Mode feature
To enable MEP New mode you will need to edit the file $FWDIR/conf/trac_client_1.ttm. Under the section :ips_of_gws_in_mep you will need to add the IP addresses of the gateways that will act as the various Entry Points. Change :
:enable_gw_resolving ( :gateway ( :default (true) ) ) To this : :enable_gw_resolving ( :gateway ( :default (true) ) ) :mep_mode ( :gateway ( :default (first_to_respond) ) ) :ips_of_gws_in_mep ( :gateway ( :default (1.1.1.1&# 2.2.2.2&#) ) ) Please Note : The MEP section should not have a character between the # and 2.2.2.2.
Push Policy
Once all the above steps have been completed push the policy to the gateway.
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Licensing principle: VPN clients (SecureClient, Endpoint Connect, Secure Access, SNX) require a Secure Access license to be enabled. Secure Access is licensed per seat, so VPN clients (SecureClient, Endpoint Connect, Secure Access, SNX) for VPN-1 are also licensed per seat, meaning that if two users connect from the same computer, it will count as one license.
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There are a number of Checkpoint Remote Access VPN terms and features. This guides attempts to explain them.
Main Features
Office Mode Office mode allows your remote VPN user to receive an IP address designated by the Checkpoint Gateway, internal DHCP server or radius server. Visitor Mode Visitor Mode allows your VPN client to connect to the gateway over SSL on port 443. This can be used where the user is unable to connect to the gateway due to being behind devices which are blocking non standard ports. Connection Profiles Secure Client allows the use of Connection profiles. Connection profiles gives you the ability and flexibility to build customized connection configs (such as MEP, Backup gateways, Visitor Mode, HA Policies Servers etc.) along with allowing the user the ability to choose which connection profiles they require. SSL Network Extender Checkpoints SSL Nextwork Extender (SNX) is a Clientless VPN solution which allows for the user to use their web browser as a the VPN Client and connect to the gateway over SSL (port 443).
Connection Modes
There are 2 main types of connection modes which defines how the connection is initalised.
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Connect Mode - This is by comparision the standard method of connecting. You open the client, choose your site and login. Once you are finished you disconnect. Transparent Mode - If you direct any traffic to a host in the encryption domain your client will display a login prompt requesting your log in credentials so that it can automattically establish a VPN. This term is also known (post NGX R65) as Auto Connect.
Wire Mode Wire mode allows you to bypass the firewall to enusre that the traffic is not subject to stateful inspection. The gateway defines internal interfaces snd communities as trusted. when a packet reaches the gateway 2 questions are raised : 1. Is the information coming from a trusted source 2. Is the information coming from a trusted destination If both answers are yes then stateful inspection is not enforced.
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This feature is useful for MEP and Route based VPNs where differences in state tables due to network changes could cause prevent the traffic from passing the gateway.
Backup Gateways
For backup gateways each gateway should have their own VPN Domain configured which shouldn't over lap. To enable this : 1. Enable the Backup gateway feature within Global Properties | VPN | Advanced 2. Under each Gateway object under VPN you will be presented with a drop down box for you to select your backup gateway. MEP Multiple Entry Points is an addition to Backup Gateways and has 3 modes :
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Below outlines the ways in which you can configure the different modes : First to Respond - Each Gateway should have the same encryption domain. RDP Probing packets are sent out from the client to determine which gateway they should connect to. Primary Backup - This requires a connection profile. Within this profile you can specify the primary and backup gateway. Load Distrubution - This allows the client to randomly select which gateway to connect to. This is enabled via "Properties | Remote access | VPN - Basic | Enable Load Distribution"
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listening when you run the command netstat -anp | grep vpnd | grep [your port] This can be down to one of the following : 1. The devices management GUI is also listening on that port. For SPLAT use the command "webui [port] enable" to change the port. 2. You have not installed the correct license 3. You have not pushed the policy after enabling vistor mode. 4. You have not added the gateway into the remote access community.
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To debug VPND run the following command : vpn debug trunc To disable the debug run the commands :
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When trying to add an LDAP server to your SmartCenter and then clicking on your Domain
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within the Users tab (located at the bottom) you may receive the error : Failed to bind to LDAP Server - wrong password or wrong dn.
Solution
Normally this is down to the wrong password or wrong DN specified within the LDAP Account Unit Properties for the LDAP Server. But the major gotcha here is that the login DN is completely case sensitive. Please Note : It is the LDAP server that requires the DN to be the correct case rather then the Checkpoint introducing any restrictions.
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Once you have exhusted the cphaprob commands and packet captures have been run for port UDP/8116 all to no avail you may want to run a debug on ClusterXL. The steps are detailed below :
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Enable debugging
fw fw fw fw ctl ctl ctl ctl debug -x debug -buf 4096 debug -m cluster all kdebug-f > file_name.txt
Disable debugging
[ctrl + c] fw ctl debug 0
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All "true" clusters require that certain attributes are syncronised. So that in the event of a
failover the newly promoted node can continue where the other node left off. In order to ensure that the State Tables of all your nodes within your Checkpoint Cluster are syncronised you will need to check the #VALS of your State Table summary on each node. Note : 1. You may find that these figures aren`t identical but this is just down to the delay/latancy in which occurs between State Syncronisations. You should only be concerned if the values are hunreds or even thousands out. 2. The best way to view the State Table summaries (on SPLAT based firewalls) is to run the command watch 'fw 3.
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Check the State Tables on both nodes, checking for the #VAL totals.
[Expert@fw1]# fw tab -t connections -s HOST NAME localhost connections [Expert@fw2]# fw tab -t connections -s HOST NAME localhost connections ID #VALS #PEAK #SLINKS 8158 3624 36074 14234
You can see here that the #VALS are fairly similar. With this we can safley say that the State Tables are syncronised.
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First of all check to see if the Connectra Plugin is installed. [Expert@R65-Manager]# fwm ver
This is Check Point SmartCenter Server NGX (R65) HFA_50, Hotfix 650 - Build 011 Installed Plug-ins: Connectra NGX R62CM
Uninstall
To uninstall follow these steps : 1. Run the plug in clean up ultility /opt/CPPIconnectra*R65/bin/plugin_preuninstall_verifier 2. Then remove the package rpm -e CPPIconnectra-R65-00 3. Reboot the manager.
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Below shows you the steps to install the Connectra Plugin on your Smart Centre Gateway 1. Copy the file CPPIconnectra-R65-00.i386.rpm from the /linux/CPconplg directory of the SPLAT R65 Installation CD to your Smart Centre Server. 2. Then run the command rpm -ivh /[path]/CPPIconnectra-R65-00.i386.rpm 3. Reboot the manager.
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ClusterXL
Check Point's ClusterXL is a software-based Load Sharing and High Availability solution that
distributes traffic between clusters of redundant Security Gateways High Availability Allows for an Active-Standby setup were one node (Active) passes all the traffic. In the event of failure the Standby node will be promoted to the Active node.
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New Mode - Both devices have their own IP and MAC addresses. A Virtual IP is used which uses the MAC address of the Active gateway. Traffic is then directed to the VIP and passed to the Active Gateway. Gratuitous ARP is used to update the VIPs MAC address on neighboring devices at point of failover. Legacy Mode - Both gateways use the same IP and MAC address. The standby gateway interfaces remain disabled unless the master fails and the gateway is promoted to master.
Load Sharing Load sharing distrubutes the traffic between the nodes so that the traffic load is shared.
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Nokia VRRP - Interface checking and failover is dealt with by Nokia`s VRRP. This only allows for HA clusters. Nokia IP Clustering - Interface checking and failover is dealt with by Nokias IP clustering. This allows for both HA and Load Sharing cluster configurations.
In both cases above you can use and configure ClusterXL for state synchronization.
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Within this example we will build a Route Based VPN between 2 SPLAT R65 NGX Checkpoint
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Firewalls. Static Routes will used to direct the traffic via the VPN Tunnel Interfaces. In this example both Firewalls are managed by the same manager. The gateways are :
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In order to build a route based vpn we need to create VPN Tunnel Interfaces. A VPN Tunnel Interface is a virtual interface on a VPN-1 module, which is associated with an existing VPN tunnel, and is used by IP routing as a point to point interface directly connected to a VPN peer gateway.
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1. Create the VTI by running the command on Site A's CLI : vpn shell i a n 22.22.22.1 22.22.22.2 SiteB 2. Within the Gateway Object under Topology add you Object named Empty as your VPN Domain. 3. Within the Gateway Object under Topology use the "Get" icon to retrive your new VPN Tunnel Interface (VTI).
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1. 2. 3. 4. Create a new Meshed Site-2-Site Community within the VPN Community Tab. Under General select Accept All Encrypted Traffic Under Paricitpating Gateways add both Site A and Site B. Push the Policy to both gateways.
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Below shows you the steps in order to create an SSL VPN on a Checkpoint Gateway : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Create a new network object. This will be used as the remote users IP address. Name this "net_office-mode-IPs" Within the Checkpoint Object under Tolopogy > VPN Domain add your local domain. Within the Checkpoint Object under Remote Access make the following changes : Enable Support Vistor Mode Within the Checkpoint Object under Office Mode - Select "Allow Office Mode to all users". Add this new network object under Manual (Allocate IP address from Network) Within the Checkpoint Object Under Client VPN - Tick Support Clientless VPN. Under Certificate for gateway authentication select ICA_CERT. Within the Checkpoint Object under SSL Clients - Tick the SSL Network Extender and select the ICA_CERT as the The gateway authenticates with this certificate. Within the VPN community Tab under your Remote Access community. Add your Gateway as a paricipating gateway. Within the Users Tab create your users and add these to a new user group. Create a Rule for to allow access from your usergroups to your internal hosts (local encryption domain) and select your Remote Access Community.
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This example will show you how to create a certifcate based VPN between 2 Checkpoint
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firewalls which are managed via different Smart Centre Servers. Please note that simplified mode VPN was used along with the Checkpoint version being R65.
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Create VPN Community 1. Within your Gateway Object add you local domain to "Topology | VPN Domain | Manually Defined" 2. Within Network Objects create a Externally Managed VPN gateway (For Site B) and add its local domain. 3. Goto the VPN communities Tab and Right Click "Site To Site" and select "New" then "Mesh". 4. Give your Communitiy a name 5. Select "Accept all encypted traffic" 6. Within Participates add your Gateways. 7. Click Ok. Export the Certificate 1. Within the Servers and OPSEC applications tab right click "Servers > Trusted CAs > Internal CA" and select "New > CA > Trusted > New CA > Trusted." 2. Enter a name for your Certificate (such as VPN-CERT) 3. Under the Certificate Authority TYpe choose "External Checkpoint CA" 4. Click the External Checkpoint CA tab and select "Save As". 5. Save the Certificate
Site B
Create VPN Community 1. Within your Gateway Object add you local domain to "Topology | VPN Domain | Manually Defined". 2. Within Network Objects create a Externally Managed VPN gateway (For Site A) and add its local domain. 3. Goto the VPN communities Tab and Right Click "Site To Site" and select "New" then "Mesh". 4. Give your Communitiy a name 5. Select "Accept all encypted traffic" 6. Within Participates add your Gateways. 7. Click Ok.
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Import the Certificate 1. Within the Servers and OPSEC applications tab right click Servers and select "New > CA > Trusted" 2. Enter a name such as VPN-CERT. 3. Under the Certificate Authority TYpe choose "External Checkpoint CA". 4. Click the External Checkpoint CA tab and select "Get". 5. Import the previously saved certificate from Site A.
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By default Client Authentication allows you to authenticate using HTTP (on port 900) or
Telnet (on port 259). Both of which can pose security risks due to the username and passwords being sent un-encrypted. To secure Client Authenitcation follow the following steps : Change the following line in $FWDIR/conf/fwauthd.conf, 900 fwssd in.ahclientd wait 900 to 900 fwssd in.ahclientd wait 900 ssl:defaultCert And remove the line : 259 fwssd in.aclientd wait 259 This allows you to change the HTTP server to an encrypted HTTPS server and disables authentication over Telnet.
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In order to to allow domain based objects through a Checkpoint firewall we need to understand how the domain objects actually work. When a packet hits a rule with a domain based object the Checkpoint does a reverse DNS looking up on the IP address against the domain object to see if they match, and if not the packet is dropped. Not only can this cause a number of issues but it can cause massive performance implications (further details see sk41632). Below takes a closer look at this process. When a packet hits a rule containing a domain based object the firewall does the following : 1. Queries the PTR record against the packets IP to see if it matches the domain name provided in the domain object.
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Below you can see the DNS process of a domain object using ftp.symantec.com. Note : 22.19.1.1 = Firewall / 2.2.2.2 = DNS Server 22.19.1.1.32874 > 2.2.2.2.domain: 40818+ PTR? 171.22.67.77.in-addr.arpa. 2.2.2.2.domain > 22.19.1.1.32874: 40818 NXDomain q: PTR? 171.22.67.77.in-addr.arpa. 0/1/0 ns: 77.in-addr.arpa.
Now this can cause problems if the PTR record doesn't match the domain name of the A Record as Checkpoint will drop the traffic believing that the destination you are trying to reach isnt that of the Domain object. !! You can also spot the PTR record being displayed rather then the domain name of the object as the destination name within the logs when troubleshooting these kind of issues. This is a quick and easy step to confirm that the PTR record doesn't match your domain name !!
Another way to to check your PTR record is via the following steps :
[Expert@fw]# dig a ftp.symantec.com +short ftp25280.symantec.edgesuite.net. 25280.ftp.download2.akadns.net. 25280.ftp.download.akadns.net. 171.22.67.77 213.248.114.171 [Expert@fw]# dig -x 213.248.114.171 +short 213-248-114-171.customer.teliacarrier.com.
A number of companies will have PTR records that do not match their domain name (A record), which when trying to allow access through a Checkpoint can cause issues as the Firewall will just drop the traffic.
Solution
The best solution to resolve this issue is to have your traffic pass via an internal proxy. Proxies are designed and better suited for allowing and denying such traffic compared to a Checkpoint Firewall. Also there are massive performance issues with using Checkpoints domain objects and URI resources. If you are unable to use an internal proxy then there are 2 alternatives. These are based on using the built in security servers within the Checkpoint Firewall.
FTP
Within Checkpoint you can configure a FTP resource. This allows you to configure a path which can then be denied or allowed within a rule. The problem with this is that you cannot specify the host but only the path. Below shows you the steps : 1. Create a new FTP resource
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5. Then add the rest of the actions to the rule such as source and destination etc.
HTTP
The HTTP security server gives you much more options. Below shows you the steps : 1. Create a new HTTP resource
2. Add a name and the connection method(s). These are based on the following :
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Transparent - This means that the security server is invisible to the client that originates the connection, and to the server. The Transparent connection method is the most secure. Proxy - This allows the Checkpoint to receive proxied traffic (from the client) and relay it through to the HTTP security server. Tunneling - This is used for connections that cannot be examined by VPN-1 such as HTTPS. Due to this only the hostname and port number is checked. This is the least secure of the connection methods.
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Then add the rest of the actions to the rule such as source and destination etc.
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features such as Anti-virus/Anti-spyware. Firewall/Email Protection, Program Control and Remote Access VPN. This document will only details and discuss the Remote Access VPN section of the Endpoint Connect Software. Note : This document will refer to the Endpoint Connect Remote Access VPN as just Endpoint Connect. Endpoint Connect is built into the software for mangers and gateways running R70 and above. For R65 gateways that require Endpoint Connect a few additional configuration steps are required which are included within this document. Please note : This testing and documentation is based on the Endpoint Connect R73 Client.
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An additional SNX (SSL Network Extender License) is required due to that in which it authenticates across HTTPS (vistor mode) Link Selection is disabled (this is due to sites being defined via a single IP address). MEP configurations can only be achieved by using Geo-Cluster DNS name resolution.
Configuration
To enable Endpoint Connect configure/enable the following settings : Under the Checkpoint Gateway Object 1. Enable VPN
3. Enable NAT-T
Additional Settings
Further settings can be set within the Global Properties:
Troubleshooting
Issue : Authenticating failed: GEN_application_error(0) You may receive this error when trying to login.
This is down to your client being unable to authenticate with the VPN gateway using HTTPS. This can be caused by the following:
1. Port 443/tcp on the firewall is assigned to a web management GUI (WEBUI/Voyuger) instead of VPND. 2. Port 443/tcp is not listening due to no SNX (SSL Network Extender) License being present. Issue : Failed to download topology Endpoint Connect fails to connect to NGX R65 Security Gateways that are managed by an R70 Security Management server with error: "failed to download topology". To resolve this run through the following steps : 1. On the R70 Security Management server, edit the file: /opt/CPNGXCMP-R70/lib/vpn_table.def 2. Scroll down to the section that starts with: /* Slim Client gateway tables */ 3. Add the entry for the ccc_sessions table below it: ccc_sessions = dynamic expires 900 keep sync kbuf 1; 4. After adding this entry to the vpn_table.def file, open SmartDashboard and reinstall policy to the NGX R65 Security Gateway(s). Further details can be found within the Checkpoint KB article sk43124
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Details on licensing can be found within Checkpoints KB article sk43329.
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When using the Checkpoint Web Visualization tool and trying to obtain the policy for a Cluster object you may receive one of the following errors/issues :
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1. The policy is saved as an .html file but it is only showing part of the policy. 2. You receive one of the following errors when running the Web Visualization syntax: Querying tables... Error Reason: Inconsistency problem: table communities is not recognized by serv er. An error occurred while synchronizing with server tables. 1 file(s) copied. 1 file(s) copied. XSLT warning: Fatal Error at (file <unknown>, line 0, column 0): An exception oc curred! Type:RuntimeException, Message:The primary document entity could not be opened. Id=file:///d:/temp/temp/Security_Policy.xml (, line -1, column -1) or Querying tables... Failed to open DB. Error Reason: A disk error occurred during a read operation Failed to get data from the management server "10.18.10.6"!
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To resolve the issue use the cluster object name rather then the individual cluster node name when using the Web Visualization command. An example would be : C:\Program Files\CheckPoint\SmartConsole\R65\PROGRAM>cpdb2html.bat . C:\temp\ [manager ip] [username] [pw] o fw-policy.html -m [cluster object name]
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using the following commands vpn vpn vpn vpn shell shell shell shell /show/tunnels/ike/peer/[remote gw ip] /show/tunnels/ipsec/peer/[remote gw ip] /tunnels/delete/IKE/peer/[remote gw ip] /tunnels/delete/IPsec/peer/[remote gw ip]
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the error message : encryption failure: According to the policy the packet should not have been decrypted This can be down to either :
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Overlapping encryption domains for that of the local and remote endpoints. The local and remote encryption domains added to either end are the wrong way round. Routing issues causing the non-encapsulated traffic to hit the Checkpoint outside of the VPN tunnel.
Additional Notes : You may see the unencrypted traffic on the inbound interface (or to be more specfic the 1st Inspection point of the Inbound VPN-1 Kernel / the small "i"). This can cause confusion as it will appear that the remote peer is sending the traffic to you unencypted, even though this is not the case as the problem is down to the 3 points listed above.
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This article will provide the required troubleshooting steps for resolving the issue of the "Interface Active Check" error within ClusterXL.
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First of all you spot there is an error within ClusterXL using the following command, root@firewall # cphaprob stat Cluster Mode: Number Legacy High Availability (Active Up) State
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Required interfaces: 6 Required secured interfaces: 1 eth4 eth0 eth1 eth10 eth11 eth2 eth3 UP sync(secured), unique, multicast UP non sync(non secured), shared, multicast Inbound: DOWN (241522 secs) Outbound: DOWN (241523 secs) non sync(non secured), shared, multicast UP non sync(non secured), shared, multicast Disconnected non sync(non secured), unique, broadcast UP non sync(non secured), unique, multicast UP non sync(non secured), shared, multicast
We can see here that eth1 is still being monitored but is showing as down. When I connect to the other cluster node I see that eth1 is also showing down.
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So in order to ensure that Checkpoint completely ignores this interface we will need to add this interface to the file "$FWDIR/conf/discntd.if". Below shows you how the file should look once we add eth1 to it. root@firewall # cat $FWDIR/conf/discntd.if eth1 eth11 Once you have changed this file on both nodes, re-push the policy and the ClusterXL status should be back to Active/Standy and the output of "cphaprob list" should show no errors. If it appears that this hasnt resolved the issue run a `cphaprob -a if` and confirm that this interface is now showing as disconnected. If the output of `cphaprob stat` is still not showing active/standby run a `cpstop && cpstart` on each node which then should resolve the problem.
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Below are some basic guidelines for troubleshooting Checkpoint Logging issues. Please note : This guide does not cover issues with any OPSEC LEA based issues.
Please note : The FWD (Firewall Daemon) is responsible for sending and receiving the Checkpoint Logs on port tcp/257.
netstat -an | grep 257 - This will show the state of the TCP sockets. tcpdump -ni [interface name] port 257 - This will show a packet capture of the FW Log packets on the subsequent interface.
If the gateway is not sending the logs then this can be down to one of the following issues, 1. 2. 3. 4. SIC is not established. The Logging configuration for the Gateway is not configured correctly. The SmartCentre/Log Manager is not listening on port tcp/257. There is an issue with FWD on the gateway. In some instances you may need to restart FWD via a cpstart. Though the root cause could be down to a number of factors.
Why are the logs not being displayed within SmartView tracker ?
Ok so the manager is receiving the logs but you may still not see them within the SmartView tracker this will be down to either the FWD (Firewall Daemon) or the log files being corrupted. Log Files Corrupted If the log files are corrupted you should expect to see no logs within the SmartView Tracker. If this is the case you will need to action the following steps : 1. Close the Log Viewer/SmartView Tracker and Policy Editor/SmartDashboard. 2. Execute the fwstop or cpstop command (depending on the version) from the command line. 3. Remove all files starting with fw.log and fw.logptr from the $FWDIR\log directory. 4. Execute the fwstart or cpstart (depending on the version) command.
Full details can be found at Checkpoints KB within Solution ID sk6432. Only some of the logs are not being displayed If only some of the logs are not being displayed then this could point to an issue with the trust between the manager and the gateway. To confirm the issue you will need to debug FWD using the following steps.
root@cp-mgnt# fw debug fwd on TDERROR_ALL_ALL=5 root@cp-mgnt# tail -f $FWDIR/log/fwd.elg root@cp-mgnt# tail -f $FWDIR/log/fwd.elg revoked" root@cp-mgnt# fw debug fwd off | grep -i "Certificate is
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[FWD 2177 1]@cp-mgnt[22 Jan 14:47:32] fwCert_ValCerts: Certificate is revoked. CN=cp-fw1,O=cp-mgnt..bizt7z [FWD 2177 1]@cp-mgnt[22 Jan 14:47:41] fwCert_ValCerts: Certificate is revoked. CN=cp-fw2,O=cp-mgnt..bizt7z
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In order to assign individual IPs and ranges to certains remote access users, Checkpoint provides a configuration file allowing you to configure your gateway as required. This configuration file is : $FWDIR/conf/ipassignment.conf This article we will outline some of the possible gotcha`s and also run through the required steps. Within this example we will provide a single user (certificate based) with a specific IP address and allow the rest of the subnet to be assigned to the rest of the users within this group.
Steps
1. Edit the file $FWDIR/conf/ipassignment.conf with the required changes. Please click here to view the configuration file with the required changes for this example. 2. Ensure you have selected the required option within the Checkpoint Object telling it to use the ipassignment.conf file.
3. Check the file using the command vpn ipafile_check ipassignment.conf detail 4. Push the Policy to the Gateway and test that your changes have been successful.
Gotcha`s
1. You cannot use the hostname of the gateway but can use the Gateway object name within the conf file. 2. You must push the policy after making changes to the ipassignment.conf file. 3. For users using certificate based authentication you will need to add the users DN. 4. The vpn ipafile_check ipassignment.conf detail command does not check the spelling of entries within the conf file nor does it check to see if the gateway/object/usernames exsist or are within the policy of the firewall gateway.
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Within the Smartview Monitor you may find that the device status is shown as "Problem".
Within Smartview Monitor you are unable to find any further details for what is causing the issue.
Troubleshooting Steps
This article isn't a solution to the issue but more of a pointer to a stepping stone on finding what is causing this error. Within the CLI of the box run the following command :
# cpstat -f all os Product Name: SVN Foundation SVN Foundation Major Version: 6 SVN Foundation Minor Version: 2 SVN Foundation Service Pack: 0 SVN Foundation Version String: NGX (R65) HFA_50, Hotfix 650 SVN Foundation Build Number: 620650036 SVN Foundation Status code: 2 SVN Foundation Status short: Problem SVN Foundation Status long: FireWall-1 daemon (fwd) is not running OS Name: IPSO OS Major Version: 4 OS Minor Version: 2 This should provide you with some additional information for troubleshooting the issue. In this case, where fwd is not running. We know that this would prevent any logs being sent to the log manager. Due to this we would be able to see log buffer full errors within the /var/log/messages and therefore pinpoint when this happened and in turn what else happened around this time. In this instance the fwd crashed due to a policy push which is currently a known issue with Checkpoint (sk42589), which they supply a Hotfix for once a service request has been raised to them. Please note : This article is based on R65 HFA50 / IPSO 4.2.
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Issue
The initial SYN packets from your client to your server is being translated by your Firewall
into ACK packets which is preventing the initial 3 way handshake establishing. Below shows you an example : Inbound 15:32:19.546115 I 10.1.1.1.12345 > 192.168.1.1.1111: S 2292544025:2292544025(0) win 49640 <mss 1460,nop,wscale 0,nop,nop,sackOK> (DF) 15:32:22.924625 I 10.1.1.1.12345 > 192.168.1.1.1111: S 2292544025:2292544025(0) win 49640 <mss 1460,nop,wscale 0,nop,nop,sackOK> (DF) 15:32:29.684476 I 10.1.1.1.12345 > 192.168.1.1.1111: S 2292544025:2292544025(0) win 49640 <mss 1460,nop,wscale 0,nop,nop,sackOK> (DF) Outbound 15:32:19.546791 O 10.1.1.1.12345 > 192.168.1.1.1111: . ack 3336546225 win 49640 (DF) 15:32:22.925787 O 10.1.1.1.12345 > 192.168.1.1.1111: . ack 1868928554 win 49640 (DF) 15:32:29.685355 O 10.1.1.1.12345 > 192.168.1.1.1111: . ack 3910026716 win 49640 (DF)
Cause
This is due to a Checkpoint feature called Smart Connection Reuse. When a client tries to establish a new connection to a server on the same port as a previously established connection that the client/server believes is terminated, but that the firewall does not, the firewall tries to determine what state the connection is in by sending an ACK (instead of a SYN). Dependant on the response to the ACK (from the server) the firewall concludes whether the firewall allows the initial SYN or refuses it.
What else do I need to know ? This feature can be useful but certain setups and situatio can cause this feature not to
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The server is not responding to the ACK with a RST which would tell the Firewall this is a new connection and allow it to pass the SYN. The servers RST response to the SYN isnt reaching the Firewall. The server/client is not correctly closing down the connection, causing the connection state information on the firewall to remain. Another firewall is blocking the ACK or RST.
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The SmartView Monitor shows the status of your gateway as "Disconnected". It takes for ages before your gateway shows as "Connected. No AMON (Application Monitoring) packets (tcp/18192) are leaving the SmartCentre Server for the gateway.
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This can be down to issues within the Database files for the SmartView Monitor. Below will show you how to backup the files, and recreate these files. Log into your SmartCentre Server and run the following commands, cpstop cd $FWDIR/conf mkdir svm_bkup mv applications.C* svm_bkup/ mv CPMILinksMgr.db* svm_bkup/ cpstart Check the the files have been recreated, ls -l application* CPMILinks* Now log back into the SmartView Monitor.
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This error is due to permissions changes to the "pkgadd" script. On Sun Solaris 9, the relevant patch number is 113713(SPARC) or 114568(x86).
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With patch 113713-16 and below, pkgadd scripts ran as the current user (typically "root"). With patch version 113713-17 through 113713-19, these scripts were run as user "nobody". With 113713-20 and above, they are run as user "noaccess".
The 2 solutions for this are: 1. Backout of the patch, run the upgrade, and re-apply the patch. This is not always possible - as if the patch was in the initial build, there will be no backout files. or 2. Modify the permissions of the users "noaccess" and "nobody", run the upgrade, and then adjust them back again. You can check the permissions of the users by running the following:
root@fw1 # grep ^no /etc/passwd nobody:x:60001:60001:Nobody:/:/sbin/noshell noaccess:x:60002:60002:No Access User:/:/sbin/noshell To modify them to work for the upgrade run these commands:
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root@fw1 # usermod -u 0 -o noaccess root@fw1 # usermod -u 0 -o nobody Check they were successful: root@fw1 # grep ^no /etc/passwd nobody:x:0:60001:Nobody:/:/sbin/noshell noaccess:x:0:60002:No Access User:/:/sbin/noshell
The install will now complete without errors, providing that you have enough disk space For all info - see SK39956 on the CheckPoint site.
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When upgrading to R70 on SPLAT you may receive the following error, CPwrapper: Wrapper part one completed successfully, data saved Upgrading the operating system. Preparing to upgrade Check Point Products. status=1 Exiting .. Patch installation failed. Please Note : This refers to a copied iso file which has been copied to the device and mounted rather then an upgrade with physical cd media within the cdrom drive.
Solution
This is due to not changing to the /mnt/cdrom directory before running the `patch add cd` command. You can also run into problems were you have mounted the `Check_Point_R70_CD1.Splat.iso` but there is still a CD in the drive. To resolve the issue/error above you need to, 1. 2. 3. 4. Go into sysconfig Select option 10 (Product Installation) Run through the wizard again. Once complete reboot the firewall.
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When allowing eBGP traffic through a Checkpoint Firewall you may receive the following
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Below are the steps required to migrate a Provider-1 CMA to a Smart Centre Server. This tutorial was based on exporting and migrating from R55 to R65 and will involve the following steps,
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Export the CMA on the Provider-1 Import the CMA into Smart Centre Export and detach license Update the Smart Centre Object (IP, Name, and Topology) Via the CLI reinitialise the Certificate Authority Import and attach License Update Package details
#mdsenv #mdsstop_customer [cma] #mdsenv [cma] #mcd bin (note the path) #cd upgrade_tools #./upgrade_export /var/tmp
If you want to continue to use the CMA you will need to restore the links. Here are the steps to restore your CMA,
#mdsstop_customer [cma] #mdsenv [cma] #mcd conf #ln -s /opt/CPmds-R55/conf/mdsdb/cp-admins.C cp-admins #ln -s /opt/CPmds-R55/conf/mdsdb/cp-gui-clients.C cp-gui-clients #ln -s /opt/CPmds-R55/conf/mdsdb/packages.c packages.c #mdsenv #mdsstart_customer [cma]
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[exported_cma].tgz 3. When asked about the licensing select No. 4. Once the import is complete you will find that you receive an error when trying to run cpconfig. 5. Run the command cd $CPDIR/conf ; mv inst.conf inst.conf.bak 6. Run cpstart
7. Within the Smart Dashboard change the Origin IP of the Manager and select Install Database.
Final Steps
1. As an additional test of the Smart Centres ICA connectivity select Get OS within the Smart Centre Object. If this completes without any dialog then the communication is fine. 2. Then re-push the policy from your new manager to your firewalls. Additional Reources : CheckPoint KB : SK22867 Peer Sent Wrong DN - Useful for ICA issues.
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When trying to run an upgrade_export from a Provider-1 you get the following error,
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Solution
Note: The upgrade_export command is run from the $FWDIR/bin/upgrade_tools directory of the CMA. Note: This solution is based on R55.
Remove the following Links, #mdsenv [cma] #rm $FWDIR/conf/cp-admins #rm $FWDIR/conf/cp-gui-clients #rm $FWDIR/conf/packages.c Delete the links, and then run: #mdsenv #mdsstop_customer [cma] #mdsenv [cma] #mcd bin (note the path) #cd upgrade_tools #./upgrade_export /var/tmp If you want to continue to use the CMA you will need to restore the links. Here are the steps to restore your CMA, #mdsenv [cma] #mcd conf #ln -s /opt/CPmds-R55/conf/mdsdb/cp-admins.C cp-admins #ln -s /opt/CPmds-R55/conf/mdsdb/cp-gui-clients.C cp-gui-clients #ln -s /opt/CPmds-R55/conf/mdsdb/packages.c packages.c #mdsenv #mdsstart_custmer [cma] If you require a full guide to exporting a Provider-1 CMA and importing into a Smart Centre please click here
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Checkpoint have now replaced the Support Key Exchange for subnets with VPN Tunnel Sharing for Traditional mode VPN`s.
The problem this causes is when you upgrade to R65 is that the Support Key Exchange for subnets setting isnt transferred. With all Traditional VPN`s being set to "One VPN tunnel per subnet
pair" as default. You may experience the following error if One VPN Tunnel per each pair of hosts is not ticked, but required,
IKE: Quick Mode Received Notification from Peer: no proposal chosen
Solution
To prevent any issues prior to upgrade note whether the Support Key Exchange for subnets is enabled on the interoperable device. Once you have upgraded the Checkpoint package you can make the following change in R65 with reference to the previous setting that was noted before the upgrade. R55 - Support key exchange for subnets = Ticked R65 VPN Tunnel Sharing / Custom Settings / One VPN Tunnel per subnet pair = Ticked R55 - Support key exchange for subnets = Unticked R65 VPN Tunnel Sharing / Custom Settings / One VPN Tunnel per each pair of hosts = Ticked
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Go into the CLI of the Firewall and type cpconfig then choose Secure Internal
Communication. You will then be prompted to enter a passcode. Enter anything it doesnt matter. Then exit cpconfig using option 10.
cpfw[admin]# cpconfig This program will let you re-configure your Check Point products configuration. Configuration Options: ---------------------(1) Licenses and contracts (2) SNMP Extension (3) Group Permissions (4) PKCS#11 Token (5) Random Pool (6) Secure Internal Communication (7) Disable cluster membership for this gateway (8) Disable Check Point SecureXL (9) Automatic start of Check Point Products (10) Exit Enter your choice (1-10) : 6
Go into the Smart Dashboard and go into the Checkpoint Object > General Properties > Communication. Select "reset" Enter the passcode you previously entered within cpconfig. Select "Initalize" The Trust State should now say "Trust established". Re-push the policy.
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Secure Remote Basic Free client Secure Client Non-free licensed client allowing the enforcement of desktop policies.
Desktop Policy
Within the Desktop Policy Tab of your Checkpoint Policy (via Smart Dashboard) you have 2 sections inbound and outbound. In these sections you have various actions. Accept, Encrypt and Block.
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Accept This allows traffic out unencrypted. But also includes an implicit encrypt. This means that any traffic within the encryption domain will be encrypted. Encrypt Allows only this traffic through encrypted. Block Simply blocks the traffic.
Below shows an example of a desktop policy. This desktop policy would allow inbound unencrypted RDP traffic.
1. Goto the Checkpoint objects and Enable Allow Secure Client to route traffic through the gateway
2. You will need to configure the traffic destined for the internet is NAT`s behind a public IP.
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First of all configure a manual NAT rule to keep the original source address of your Remote access user if going to an internal address. Then add a manual NAT after this to NAT the remote users source address to youre your gateways external IP address if destined for the internet.
3. Configure your Desktop Policy to encrypt all traffic and one below to accept all traffic.
The reason we have the accept at the bottom is to ensure that if you are not connected to the VPN the policy will still allow traffic out to the internet. 4. Add the relevant rules to your gateway security policy to allow access from the remote users IP (or username) to the internet.
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You find that your gateway is blocking SSH connections and showing in the logs even though you have the ssh and ssh_version_2 protocols added to your rule.
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On closer inspection when you look at the ssh_version_2 protocol object it says in the comment, Secure Shell, version 1.x block. This service object will block both versions.
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Issue There may be a time where you install the wrong policy onto a Checkpoint Firewall. This can
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These steps will show you how to remove and reinstall the correct policy via the CLI on the manager (SCS), 1. fw stat -l [firewall ip] 2. fwm unload [fwname] 3. fwm load [PolicyName].W [fwname] Steps Explained, 1. This will show you the policy history, so we can find out the name of the policy we need to reinstall. 2. This will remove the security policy from the firewall. 3. This will install the correct policy back onto your Firewall. Note how we add the .W to the policy name as it has yet to be be compiled into a .cf file (which is what is installed onto the Firewall/Gateway) Additional Resources Additonal Checkpoint commands can be found here
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this is trying to move the output of a upgrade_export from my SPLAT box, so hence it being under Firewalls - Checkpoint. If you keep getting prompted with a password box when trying to connect edit the following file on your SPLAT Box /etc/passwd Change the shell for your login account from /bin/cpshell to /bin/bash Note !! Make sure to change this back after copying the files across otherwise users will be able to connect straight into expert mode. Or you can try this method, Method 2 1. Add the username of the firewall you are moving the file to, to a file /etc/scpusers 2. then on the device you want to tranfer the file from run, scp <file to transfer> remoteuser@remoteip:<remote location> So if you wanted to do all of this in one line, then try (check before doing this that there isnt already a scpusers file), echo admin > /etc/scpusers && scp myfile.txt admin@1.1.1.1:/tmp
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In order to debug NAT on a checkpoint we need to obtain information via the following, 1. Set the debugging buffer to 2 KB
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2. Enable 2 debugging flags 3. Output your data 4. Then to reset the debugging flags. The commands are,
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008 16:00
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Firewall Management e.g. the SmartCenter Internal CA, normally SmartCenter Secure Internal Communication
Smart Centre Server Virtual Tunnel Interface (VPNs) Multi Domain GUI (Provider-1) Multi Domain Server, Manager or Container (Provider-1) Customer Management Add-on (Provider-1) - "Smart Center Server" Multi Customer Log Module (Provider-1) Customer Log Module (Provider-1)
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008 14:25
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DiffServ (Differentiated Services) A layer 3 protocol, defined by the IEFT. Used for adding QoS to IP networks.
WFRED(Weighted Flow Random Early Drop) A process for managing packet buffers, by dropping packets during periods of network congestion. This is transparent to the user and requires no configuration. IQ (Intelligent Queuing Engine) Using information from the Checkpoint INSPECT engine to classify traffic, the IQ Engine places traffic into a dynamically changing traffic queue. Using the packet scheduler, it moves packets within the queue based on the QoS policy. RDED (Retransmission Detection Early Drop) Prevents TCP retransmit storms by stopping redundant restransmits during periods of network congestion.
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Checkpoint - Ports
Wednesday, 27 August 2008 10:57
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Below are some of the various files and commands which you may find useful on a Checkpoint.
Enforcement Point
$CPDIR/conf - Contains parts of the CPShared system * cp.license - license of machine * sic_cert.p12 - SIC certificate $FWDIR/conf/discntd.if - Add interfaces you want to show as disconnected for ClusterXL.
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/etc/sysconfig/netconf.C - Used to configure interface as down, this is useful for ClusterXL when interfaces have no link.
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FW monitor is a great tool for troubleshooting traffic flow issues with your checkpoint. It works by using 4 inspection points,
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2. Session 3. Client User authentication works by intercepting connects going through the FW-1 and prompting the user for athentication. To do this the firewall has to modify the traffic, so this authentication type can only be used with FTP, HTTP, Telnet and RLOGIN.
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Advantages - Most secure, as authenicating is done on each connction Disadvantages - Only available on FTP, HTTP, Telnet and RLOGIN protocols
Session authentication uses software installed on the clients machine. When the rule with session authenitication is hit, the firewall trys to connect to the agent on the clients machine on port 261, a authentication dialog box is then presented to the user. This works on all protocol.
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Client authentication acts on authenticating the machine. The user is required to connect to the FW-1 gateway address on either port 259 (telnet) or 900 (HTTP). Once the user has authenticated the machine IP will be permitted.
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Using the above example access to any host would be accepted using the accept rule. Where as access to 64.20.35.155 would use the client auth rule.
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There are many types of NAT in the land of Checkpoint. Heres a quick overview,
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Hide/Dynamic NAT - Allows you to NAT mutliple IPs behind one IP/Interface Automatic NAT - Quick basic address NAT translation. Manual NAT - Allows greater flexibility over automatic NAT. Proxy ARP is not automatic, so unless routed to the firewall Proxy ARPs are required.
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Client and Server side NAT relates to when we perform destination NAT`ing. The "Translate destination on Server side" option is an legacy option which was included
Client Side NAT - The destination address is NAT`d by the inbound Kernel Server Side NAT - The destination address is NAT`d by the outbound Kernal
Note !! Source NAT always happens on the Outbound Kernel. Note !! Rule > NAT - The kernals will always process the rules before the NATs.
So we want to access the server (10.8.8.1). If we use Client Side NAT the inbound kernel will NAT the destination IP (192.168.8.1) to the real IP (10.8.8.1) and then pass the packet to the (OS) routing table. Which as you can see will have the routing entry for this subnet and pass it out (via the outbound kernel) to the interface (eth0). But if we use Server Side NAT the packet would not get NAT`d by the inbound kernel. It would get to the (OS) routing table with a destination of 192.168.8.1. Which, there is no entry for. We would need to add an entry to the routing table. Once added the operating system would know where to route this packet, the packet would pass through the outbound kernel which would NAT the destination IP to 10.8.8.1. Note: Client AND Server side NAT are options ONLY for destination NAT. Types of Checkpoint NAT - Click Here Proxy ARP - Click Here
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