Working with System Configuration in Gaia Clish

You can save your GaiaClosed Check Point security operating system that combines the strengths of both SecurePlatform and IPSO operating systems. configuration settings as a ready-to-run CLI shell script.

This feature lets you quickly restore your system configuration after a system failure or migration.

Note - You can only do a migration using the same Gaia version on the source and target computers.

Important - In a Management Data Plane Separation (MDPS) environment (see sk138672), you must run these commands in each plane. This applies to R81 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Take 34 and higher.

Syntax

save configuration <Name of Script>

load configuration <Name of Script>

show configuration

This example shows part of the configuration settings as last saved to a CLI shell script:

mygaia> show configuration
# 
# Configuration of mygaia 
# Language version: 10.0v1 
# 
# Exported by admin on Mon Mar 19 15:06:22 2012 
# 
set hostname mygaia 
set timezone Asia / Jerusalem 
set password-controls min-password-length 6 
set password-controls complexity 2 
set password-controls palindrome-check true 
set password-controls history-checking true 
set password-controls history-length 10 
set password-controls password-expiration never 
set ntp active off 
set router-id 6.6.6.103 
set ipv6-state off 
set snmp agent off 
set snmp agent-version any 
set snmp community public read-only 
set snmp traps trap authorizationError disable 
set snmp traps trap coldStart disable 
set snmp traps trap configurationChange disable 
... ... ...[truncated for brevity]... ... ... 
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