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Below are some messages you may see in SmartConsole:
Message |
Description |
Solution |
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Lost connection possibly due to connectivity issues. |
In the Data Center object, click Test Connection. |
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The install process completed correctly, but there is corrupt policy data in a data center object. |
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Persistent connectivity issues between the Security Management Server and CloudGuard Controller to the data center exist. |
Resolve connectivity issues. |
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CloudGuard Controller fails to update a Security Gateway. The may be no connectivity to a Security Gateway. |
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There is a transfer fail of a policy to a Security Gateway. |
Install the Access Control Policy again. |
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Data transmission to a Security Gateway from a Secondary Security Management Server stops. |
Install the Access Control Policy again. |
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CloudGuard Controller fails to start updating a Security Gateway. It is possible that there is no connectivity to a Security Gateway. |
Install the Access Control Policy again. |
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CloudGuard Controller fails to stop Domain enforcement when a Domain is deleted. |
Install the Access Control Policy again. |
Symptom
CloudGuard data is deleted unpredictably on the CloudGuard Security Gateway.
Root Cause
The CloudGuard Security Gateway is not synchronized with CloudGuard Controller data.
Solution
Reset the CloudGuard Controller state on the Security Gateway:
Step |
Description |
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1 |
Connect to the command line on the Management Server. |
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Log in to the Gaia Clish, or Expert mode. |
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Run:
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Select: Resend enforcement data to gateway |
4 |
Select the Security Gateway to reset. |
Note - If data is not synchronized after reset, contact your Check Point partner, or Check Point Support.