After the installation is complete, and you rebooted the Check Point computer:
The Check Point Configuration Tool lets you configure these settings:
Check Point computer |
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Security Management Server, Dedicated Log Server, Dedicated SmartEvent Server |
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Multi-Domain Server, Multi-Domain Log Server |
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Security Gateway, Cluster Member |
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Explanation about the Configuration Options on a Security Management Server, dedicated Log Server or SmartEvent Server:
For more information, see the R80.30 Security Management Administration Guide.
Configuration Options |
Description |
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Add or delete licenses and contracts for this server. |
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Configure administrators for this server. These administrators must have Read/Write permissions to create the first Security Policy |
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Configure the computers that are allowed to Connect with SmartConsole to this server. |
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Obsolete. Do not use this option. |
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Configure the random data to be used for various cryptographic operations on this server. |
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Reset SIC on this server. |
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Show the SIC certificate's fingerprint for this server. This fingerprint verifies the identity of this server when you connect to it with SmartConsole for the first time. |
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Select which of the installed Check Point products start automatically during boot. This option is for Check Point Support use. |
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Exit from the Check Point Configuration Tool. |
Explanation about the Configuration Options on a Multi-Domain Server or Multi-Domain Log Server:
For more information, see the R80.30 Multi-Domain Security Management Administration Guide.
Configuration Options |
Description |
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Configure the Leading VIP Interfaces on this server. |
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Add or delete licenses for this server. |
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Configure the random data to be used for various cryptographic operations on this server. |
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Configure whether to remove group permissions for access and execution on this server. |
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Show the SIC certificate's fingerprint for this server. This fingerprint verifies the identity of this server when you connect to it with SmartConsole for the first time. |
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Configure administrators for this server. These administrators must have Read/Write permissions to create the first Security Policy. |
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Configure the computers that are allowed to Connect with SmartConsole to this server. |
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Select whether to start the Multi-Domain Server product automatically during boot. This option is for Check Point Support use. |
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Enable or disable P1shell. |
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Configure the |
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R80.30 Multi-Domain Server does not support IPv6. Do not use this option (Known Limitation PMTR-14989). |
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R80.30 Multi-Domain Server does not support IPv6. Do not use this option (Known Limitation PMTR-14989). |
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Exit from the Check Point Configuration Tool. |
Explanation about the Configuration Options on a Security Gateway or Cluster Member:
Configuration Options |
Description |
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Add or delete licenses and contracts for this computer. |
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Obsolete. Do not use this option. |
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Configure a PKCS#11 Token for a VPN cryptographic device. |
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Configure the random data to be used for various cryptographic operations on this server. |
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Reset and configure the one-time activation key (between 4 and 127 characters long) for Secure Internal Communication (SIC) with a Management Server. For more information, see the R80.30 Security Management Administration Guide. |
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Configure this Security Gateway as part of a Check Point cluster. For more information, see the R80.30 ClusterXL Administration Guide. |
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Configure the VSX Virtual System Load Sharing on this VSX Gateway. For more information, see the R80.30 VSX Administration Guide |
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Configure this Security Gateway as part of a ClusterXL in Bridge Mode. For more information, see the R80.30 ClusterXL Administration Guide. |
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Configure the CoreXL. For more information, see the R80.30 Performance Tuning Administration Guide. |
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Select which of the installed Check Point products start automatically during boot. This option is for Check Point Support use. |
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Exit from the Check Point Configuration Tool. |