Host Device Sensors

The model name and serial number of the host appliance appear in the Home view > Device Information panel.

Sensors provide current information about the appliance. For details about your appliance's sensors, see the Gaia Administration Guide (Chapter Maintenance > Section Hardware Health Monitoring) for the Check Point version installed on the appliance.

  1. From the left navigation panel, click the Check Point Appliance view > Sensor Reading.

    To see updated sensor information, in the top horizontal toolbar select Refresh.

  2. Sensors show in three status groups. A status group shows only if there is a minimum of one sensor in the group:

    • Critical Sensors - sensors with readings above the Upper Critical threshold or below the Lower Critical threshold.

    • Normal Sensors - sensors with readings in the normal range.

    • Disabled Sensors - sensors that are inactive. This can be for an expected reason (for example: some sensors are only active when the appliance is powered) or because a sensor is broken.

  3. The sensor indication as of the last page refresh shows to the right of the Sensor Name, below Reading.

  4. To see the critical and non-recoverable values set for a sensor, hover over it with your mouse.

  5. To filter sensor information by sensor type, select a type of sensor from the Filter by type drop-down menu.

    For example, selecting Fan from the Filter by type drop-down menu shows only fan sensor information. Then, selecting All Sensors shows information from all sensors.

    Note - The list of sensors depends on the specific hardware of the appliance.

Event logs appear if the current value of a sensor is lower or higher than the required threshold (for example, a fan speed is lower than required).

From the left navigation panel, click Check Point Appliance view > Event Log.

Filter information by date and by sensor.

Note - You can filter for one sensor at a time.