Viewing the Cluster Control Protocol (CCP) Settings
Description
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                                                    You can view the Cluster Control Protocol  Proprietary Check Point protocol that runs between Cluster Members on UDP port 8116, and has the following roles: (1) State Synchronization (Delta Sync), (2) Health checks (state of Cluster Members and of cluster interfaces): Health-status Reports, Cluster-member Probing, State-change Commands, Querying for cluster membership. Note: CCP is located between the Check Point Firewall kernel and the network interface (therefore, only TCPdump should be used for capturing this traffic). Acronym: CCP. (CCP) mode on the Cluster Proprietary Check Point protocol that runs between Cluster Members on UDP port 8116, and has the following roles: (1) State Synchronization (Delta Sync), (2) Health checks (state of Cluster Members and of cluster interfaces): Health-status Reports, Cluster-member Probing, State-change Commands, Querying for cluster membership. Note: CCP is located between the Check Point Firewall kernel and the network interface (therefore, only TCPdump should be used for capturing this traffic). Acronym: CCP. (CCP) mode on the Cluster Two or more Security Gateways that work together in a redundant configuration - High Availability, or Load Sharing. Members. Two or more Security Gateways that work together in a redundant configuration - High Availability, or Load Sharing. Members.
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                                                    You can view the Cluster Control Protocol (CCP) Encryption on the Cluster Members - enabled or disabled (and the encryption key). 
Syntax for viewing the Cluster Control Protocol (CCP) mode
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                                                                 | Important - In R81.20, the CCP always runs in the unicast mode. | 
Syntax for viewing the Cluster Control Protocol (CCP) Encryption
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