Gaia Command Line

SHOW COMMANDS

save config	save the current configuration
show commands	shows all commands
show allowed-client all	show allowed clients
show arp dynamic all	displays the dynamic arp entries
show arp proxy all	shows proxy arp
show arp static all	displays all the static arp entry
show as	displays autonomous system number
show assets all	display hardware information
show bgp stats	shows bgp statistics
show bgp summary	shows summary information about bgp
show vrrp stats	show vrrp statistics
show bootp stats	shows bootp/dhcp relay statistics
show bootp interface	show all bootp/dhcp relay interfaces
show bonding group	show all bonding groups
show bridging groups	show all bridging groups
show backups	shows a list of local backups
show backup status	show the status of a backup or restore operation being performed
show backup last-successful	show the latest successful backup
show backup logs	show the logs of the recent backups/restores performed
show clock	show current clock
show configuration	show configuration
show-config state	shows the state of configuration either saved or unsaved
show date	shows date
show dns primary	shows primary dns server
show dns secondary	shows secondary dns server
show extended commands	shows all extended commands
show groups	shows all user groups
show hostname	show host name
show inactivity-timeout	shows inactivity-timeout settings
show interfaces	shows all interfaces
show interfaces ethx	shows settings related to an interface “x
show interfaces	show detailed information about all interfaces
show ipv6-state	shows ipv6 status as enabled or disabled
show management interface	shows management interface configuration
show ntp active	shows ntp status as enabled or disabled
show ntp servers	shows ntp servers
show ospf database	shows ospf database information
show ospf neighbors	shows ospf neighbors information
show ospf summary	shows ospf summary information
show pbr rules	shows policy based routing rules
show pbr summary	shows policy based routing summary information
show pbr tables	show pbr tables
show route	shows routing table
show routed version	shows information about routed version
show snapshots	shows a list of local snapshots
show snmp agent-version	shows whether the version is v1/v2/v3
show snmp interfaces	shows snmp agent interface
show snmp traps receivers	shows snmp trap receivers
show time	shows local machine time
show timezone	show configured timezone
show uptime	show system uptime
show users	show configured users and their homedir, uid/gid and shell
show user <username>	shows settings related to a particular user
show version all	shows version related to os edition, kernel version, product version etc
show virtual-system all	show virtual-systems configured
show vpn tunnels	use to show the vpn tunnels
show vrrp stats	shows vrrp status
show vrrp interfaces	shows vrrp enabled interfaces

SET COMMANDS

add allowed-client host any-host / add allowed-client host <ip address>	add any host to the allowed clients list/ add allowed client by ipv4 address
add backup local	create and store a backup file in /var/cpbackups/backups/( on open servers) or /var/log/cpbackup/backups/ ( on checkpoint appliances)
add backup scp ip value path value username value	adds backup to scp server
add backup tftp ip value [ interactive ]	adds backup to tftp server
add snapshot	create snapshots which backs up everything like os configuration, checkpoint configuration, versions, patch level), including the drivers
add syslog log-remote-address <ip address> level <emerg/alert/crit/err/warning/notice/info/debug/all>	specifies syslog parameters
add user <username> uid <user-id-value> homedir	creates a user
expert	executes system shell
halt	put system to halt
history	shows command history
lock database override	overrides the config-lock settings
quit	exits out of a shell
reboot	reboots a system
restore backup local [value]	restores local backup interactively
rollback	ends the transaction mode by reverting the changes made during transaction
save config	save the current configuration
set backup restore local <filename>	restores a local backup
set core-dump <enable/disable>	enable/disable core dumps
set date yyyy-mm-dd	sets system date
set dhcp server enable	enable dhcp server
set dns primary <x.x.x.x>	sets primary dns ip address
set dns secondary <x.x.x.x>	sets secondary dns ip address
set expert-password	set or change password for entering into expert mode
set edition default <value>	set the default edition to 32-bit or 64-bit
set hostname <value>	sets system hostname
set inactivity-timeout <value>	sets the inactivity timeout
set interface ethx ipv4-address x.x.x.x mask-length 24	adds ip address to an interface
set ipv6-state on/off	sets ipv6 status as on or off
set kernel-routes on/off	sets kernel routes to on/off state
set management interface <interface name>	sets an interface as management interface
set message motd value	sets message of the day
set ntp active on/off	activates ntp on/off
set ntp server primary x.x.x.x version <1/2/3/4>	sets primary ntp server
set ntp server secondary x.x.x.x version <1/2/3/4>	sets secondary ntp server
set snapshot revert<filename>	revert the machine to the selected snapshot
set snmp agent on/off	sets the snmp agent daemon on/off
set snmp agent-version <value>	sets snmp agent version
set snmp community <value> read-only	sets snmp readonly community string
add snmp interface <interface name>	sets snmp agent interface
set snmp traps receiver <ip address> version v1 community value	specifies trap receiver
set snmp traps trap <value>	set snmp traps
set static-route x.x.x.x/24 nexthop gateway address x.x.x.x on	adds specific static route
set time <value>	sets system time
set time zone <time-zone>	sets the time zone
set vsx off	sets vsx mode on
set vsx on	sets vsx mode off
set user <username> password	sets users password
set web session-timeout <value>	sets web configuration session time-out in minutes
set web ssl-port <value>	sets the web ssl-port for the system

Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator for R80.10 (R80_10_jumbo_hf)

Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator for R80.10 (R80_10_jumbo_hf)

Solution ID	sk116380
Product	Security Gateway, VSX, Security Management, Multi-Domain Management / Provider-1, SmartEvent / Eventia Analyzer
Version	R80.10
OS	Gaia
Date Created	06-Jun-2017
Last Modified	18-Jan-2018

Solution

Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Availability
• Important Notes
• List of resolved issues per HotFix
• Installation instructions
• Uninstall instructions
• List of replaced files
• Revision History

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Introduction

R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator is an accumulation of stability and quality fixes resolving multiple issues in different products.
This Incremental Hotfix and this article are periodically updated with new fixes.
The list below describes each resolved issue and provides a Take number, in which the fix was included. A resolved issue is included in the Incremental Hotfix starting from the Take number listed in this table (inclusive). In addition, you can find the date when the take was published in the table below.
Refer to sk98028 - Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator FAQ.

Availability

Effective January 18th, 2018, the R80.10 image has been replaced with Take 462.
Only R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Take 70 and above can be installed on top of this R80.10 image Take 462.

• General Availability Take

  Take_56 is the latest General Availability release that can be directly downloaded from Check Point Cloud using CPUSE and from this article:
  

  Take	Date	CPUSE offline package	SmartConsole package
  Take_56	23 Nov 2017	(TGZ)	(EXE)

  • Effective Dec 12th 2017, the General Availability Take_56 is available for CPUSE online installation (it replaces Take_42).
  • Effective January 7th, 2018, SmartConsole package has been updated (Build 024)

• Ongoing Take

  Take	Date	CPUSE Online Identifier	SmartConsole package
  Take_70	15 Jan 2018	Check_Point_R80_10_JUMBO_HF_Bundle_T70_sk116380_FULL.tgz	(EXE)

  • Contact Check Point Support to get this Ongoing Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator

Important Notes

• Each of the Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Takes is based on Check Point R80.10.
• For CPUSE installation, CPUSE Agent build 1298 and above (refer to sk92449) must be used.
• It is recommended to install Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator on all the R80.10 machines running on Gaia OS.
• This Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator is suitable for these products and configurations:
  
  • Security Gateway
  • StandAlone
  • Cluster
  • VSX
  • Security Management Server
  • Multi-Domain Security Management Server
  • Log Server
  • Multi-Domain Log Server
  • SmartEvent Server
  • vSEC
• This Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator has to be installed only after successful completion of Gaia First Time Configuration Wizard and reboot.
• To check the Take number of the currently installed R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator (if it is installed):
  [Expert@HostName:0]# cpinfo -y all

List of resolved issues per HotFix

Enter the string to filter the below table: 

ID	Product	Symptoms
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - Ongoing Take 70 (15 Jan 2018)
TPM-494	Multi-Domain Security Management	Global policy assignment fails after removing staging overrides in the Global Domain.
PMTR-1458, 02659051	Multi-Domain Security Management	Attaching a central license from Multi-Domain Security Management to a Domain/CMA creates duplicate license objects in SmartUpdate, which cannot be deleted. Refer to sk120833.
API-146	Security Management	Enhancement: New flags to control the API commands output in full details level. Refer to sk121292.
API-124	Security Management	The "show-access-rulebase" API command fails if the rulebase contains rules with "Encrypt" or "Client Encrypt" action.
CPM-948	Security Management	There is no status in the SmartView Monitor for Mobile Access blade.
PMTR-2379	Security Management	querydb_util generates core file when cannot connect to Security Management server.
PMTR-2376	Security Management	fwm process is down during gateway creation after configuring shared secret for VPN community.
PMTR-2722	Security Management	After reboot or HA Full sync, some objects are not visible in a specific private session.
PMTR-712	Security Gateway	CPD process exits with core dump generated while stopping CPD / rebooting the system / restarting watchdog.
PMTR-1310	Security Gateway	Connections configured with Drop and Block message were actually dropped, but log appears as Accept log.
PMTR-1388	Security Gateway	Upon packet loss, the clients' retransmit "strategy" triggers an issue of reassembling the TCP stream incorrectly. The SSL stream cannot be decrypted like this, so the SSL session is closed. Refer to sk121738.
PMTR-2660, 02666905	Security Gateway	When DHCP is configured to work with VPN, DHCP Relay traffic is dropped.
PMTR-709	Logging	Enhancement: Allow viewing HTTPS related fields according to permission profile in LEA. When configuring a permission profile that allows HTTPS, you will be able to see the related fields when receiving them with LEA OPSEC client, instead of obfuscating them.
PMTR-1771, 02525352	Gaia	Gaia backup files are not created on Multi-Domain Management server. Refer to sk119401.
PMTR-2368	Gaia	Configuring more than 200 logical interfaces can cause routed to crash upon the next change in configuration.
PMTR-1442, 02554018	SmartLog	SmartConsole search does not work for strings that include non-English characters. For example, Cyrillic characters and characters with accent marks. Refer to sk120293.
PMTR-1224, 02562873	SmartLog	After performing a Gradual Upgrade of the Domain Management Server, no logs are displayed in the relevant domain until running the mdsstop;mdsstart commands on MLM.
TEX-412	Threat Extraction	Security enhancements for Data Loss Prevention and Threat Extraction blades
PMTR-1932, 02590986	Threat Emulation	Links inside email with domain suffix (e.g. www.example.com) are emulated as .com files.
PMTR-2891	Anti-Virus, Threat Emulation	Enhancement in Anti-Virus to allow replacement of Kaspersky Labs components. For removal instructions see sk118539. For further information visit http://www.checkpoint.com/kaspersky
PMTR-4787	DLP	The dlpu process crashes in some cases when DLP blade is enabled.
PMTR-1303	Mobile Access	Connection to internal sites or Capsule Docs server via Mobile Access Blade's Reverse Proxy feature fails due to an incorrectly forwarded 'Host' header.
PMTR-2089	Mobile Access	An incorrect policy installation warning "R80.10 gateways cannot be included in the Mobile Access Legacy Policy when Mobile Access Unified Policy is the selected policy source" is shown when installing the Access Control policy on a Mobile Access gateway and the legacy Mobile Access policy is empty.
PMTR-1183	URL Filtering	Enhancements in categorization in cases where only URL Filtering is enabled.
PMTR-2594	HTTPS Inspection	HTTPS based traffic is bypassed when using a category based HTTPS inspection rulebase on a SMB gateway without URL Filtering blade enabled.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 56 (23 Nov 2017)
PMTR-683, 02648460	Security Management	Users that are not configured with Multi-Domain super user permissions, experience slowness in running queries.
PMTR-2697	Security Management	FWM process restarts when trying to read the $FWDIR/tmp/fwmtrace.log file from an incorrect directory where this file does not exist.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - Ongoing Take 53 (25 Oct 2017)
PMTR-1702	Security Management	Policy installation fails when Access Role is configured in the Access Control policy on a gateway with no Identity Awareness enabled.
SMCPOL-122	Security Management	When policy installation fails with "Operation incomplete due to timeout" error, timeout can be increased via GuiDBedit Tool. Refer to sk112353.
CPM-830	Security Management	FWM process crash in Management HA environment when $FWDIR/tmp/fwmtrace.log file reaches 2GB.
PMTR-738	Security Gateway	Cluster member IP addresses is not added correctly during policy generation.
PMTR-1421	Gaia OS	Outputs of "top" and "ps -aux" commands show lspci as zombie process. Refer to sk121891.
PMTR-330	DLP	Enhancement: Maximum allowed SMTP headers length can be configured. Refer to sk119293.
PMTR-332	DLP	Enhancement: Improved DLP stability.
GM-2855	SMB Appliances	Enhancement: IPv6 support for 700 / 1200R / 1400 SMB Appliances. Refer to sk118816.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 42 (17 Sept 2017) Note: This Take replaces Take 40 released on 12 Sept 2017. It is recommended to install Take 42
GAIA-1060	Security Gateway	SIC status is "Not Communicating" and CPD process restarts after installing R80.10 Jumbo HotFix Take 40. Refer to sk120494.
UP-94, 02556604	Security Gateway	Websites with short Host headers (like ab.com) cannot be loaded.
TEX-328	Threat Extraction	Security gateway hangs when enabling Threat Extraction Web API.
TPM-373	Threat Prevention	The API command "show threat-profile" wrongly reports configuration of internal settings which causes failure in certain scenarios.
PMTR-748	Anti-Virus, Anti-Bot	Crash in Anti-Virus & Anti-Bot blades.
CPM-806	Security Management	Policy installation fails on DAIP gateways after changing Domain Server from Standby to Active.
PMTR-464	Security Management	After upgrade to R80.x, Administrator's "email" field does not show in SmartConsole.
PMTR-466	Security Management	Rulebase initialization fails after CMA migration from R77.30 to R80.10 via cma_migrate.
TPM-419	Management Console	After a period of time in which multiple IPS updates have been performed, the database size can become very large because of unused data. Enhancement: new procedure to clean old / unused IPS version in the database
TPM-334	Management Console	Geo policy allows to configure several rules for the same country, causing incorrect policy enforcement.
PMTR-631	SmartEvent	In SmartEvent policy, when selecting two 'Event Fields' with the same 'Log Field' in 'Event Format' tab, the Event fails to generate.
PMTR-625	SmartEvent	When automatic reaction mail is sent, the resolving name of source and destination is missing and only the source and destination IP address is shown.
PMTR-655	SmartEvent	When automatic reaction email is sent, wrong "Start time" is displayed.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - Take 37 (04 Sept 2017)
PMTR-397	Security Gateway	export_p12 feature is missing in VPN utilities.
PMTR-418	Security Gateway	Security Gateway / Active cluster member freezes / locks up randomly. Refer to sk114977.
PMTR-454	Security Gateway	Login to Smart Console fails with "The server did not provide a meaningful replay; This might be caused by a contract mismatch, a Premature session shutdown or an internal server error" error.
PMTR-469	Security Gateway	FWM process consumes high CPU in case of unreachable DAIP objects existing in the system.
PMTR-458	Security Gateway	Enhancement: Performance of Global Domain Assignment for Open Servers with 9-24 GB memory is improved.
PMTR-473	Security Gateway	Enhancement: Improved Security Gateway stability when it is configured as proxy.
BS-175	Security Gateway	Some objects are missing when querying for unused objects.
SL-441	Security Gateway	In environment with more than 50 Log servers, log queries return results only from 50 log servers.
GAIA-634	Gaia OS	Enhancement: Improved clish stability.
CPM-792	Security Management	Log Server status in Monitoring view is not presented for cluster members of Full HA environment.
CPM-734	Multi-Domain Security Management	Global policy assignment fails after section manipulation in the Global Domain's rulebase.
BS-149	Multi-Domain Security Management	Policy installation from Multi-Domain Management following a Threat policy uninstall, fails.
API-99	Management Console	Security Management API server fails under heavy load. Refer to sk119553.
API-92	Management Console	API "show-packages" (when set to "details-level" : "full") fails where the revision in one of the package’s installation targets has been purged from the database.
API-93	Management Console	If object is used inside a disabled rule, the "where-used" Security Management API command shows that the rule is enabled.
API-94	Management Console	Reply to Security Management API "show-gateways-and-servers" misspells the name of the "identity-awareness" blade as "identical-awareness".
API-88	Management Console	Under certain conditions, after restarting Security Management Server, the API server, although configured to accept requests from GUI clients, no longer does so, but reverts to the default behavior of accepting only calls from the local host.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 35 (22 Aug 2017)
MAGB-27, MAGB-28	Mobile Access	Improved stability of Mobile Access WebMail application.
PMTR-172	Security Gateway	Security hardening for Client Authentication portal.
CPM-534	Security Management	migrate_global_policies and cma_migrate commands can run when processes are down.
PMTR-436	Security Management	Long duration of policy installation for large number of NAT rules.
CPM-665	Security Management	Performance improvements.
DP-1079	Check Point Appliances	"Can't validate base version is a GA take of R80.10" error message when installing Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Take 24 on 405 / 410 appliances.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 24 (01 Aug 2017)
PMTR-290	Application Control	Support for user-defined application with encoded escaped characters within the URL.
GAIA-760	Gaia OS	BGP does not work for VTIs and Point-to-Point interfaces with mask length of 32 with Virtual IPs.
TEX-329	DLP, Threat Extraction	Security enhancements for Data Loss Prevention and Threat Extraction blades.
02559994, PMTR-385	SmartLog	On Open Servers with 24G-35G of RAM running R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix (Take 10/15/18) logs are not indexed and SmartLogs queries fail.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 18 (24 July 2017)
ACM-520	Application Control	Improved Policy Verification for Pre-R80.10 Security Gateways that support only services of type "TCP" or ‎"UDP" in the Application Control layer.
02522974, PMTR-100	Identity Awareness	Improved Access Role identification for different login/logout scenarios.
02524894, PMTR-99	Security Management	Automatic NAT rule is not removed after the corresponding network object is removed.
02521459, GM-2678	Security Management	Policy installation fails in some cases when installing policy on all managed Security Gateways at once, if Security Management manages both standard Security Gateways and UTM-1 Edge devices.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 15 (11 July 2017)
02536538, PMTR-147	Security Gateway	Improved URL recognition mechanism for Anti-Virus, Anti-Bot, and URL Filtering blades.
PMTR-44	vSEC	vSEC objects are not enforced on part of the gateways. Problem is relevant only for large scale environment with more than 50 gateways/cluster/vs/member.
PMTR-45	vSEC	In large scale Azure environments, Data Center objects are partialy imported.
PMTR-167	SmartView	Security hardening of SmartView.
02539824, PMTR-164	Security Management	Security Management access hardening.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 10 (28 June 2017)
02530810	Smart-1	Added support for Smart-1 405 / 410 appliances. Refer to sk117578.
02524737, PMTR-88	VSX	Wrong license status for 'Virtual Systems' blade for VSX objects in R80 SmartConsole.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - Take 7 (22 June 2017)
02528737, 02529416, 02533097, CPM-535	Multi-Domain Security Management	Several cpsm-domains-X licenses are counted only once. Refer to sk118316.
02520574, CPM-462	Multi-Domain Security Management	Upgrade failure of secondary Multi-Domain Log Server when using NGX license.
02520796, CPM-460	Multi-Domain Security Management	mds_import fails with "CPM server failed to start, see server logs" message when trying to import a database exported from R80.10 Multi-Domain Management Server.
02524769, PMTR-87	Security Management	While updating a User name, the logged in User name in the logs is wrongly reported with the old User name.
02449460, CPM-465	Security Management	Management High Availability synchronization between primary server upgraded from R80 Jumbo Hotfix to R80.10 and new R80.10 secondary server, fails.
02532395, ACM-335	Security Management, Security Gateway	Security rules that should be installed on a specific Security Gateway wrongly can be installed on another R80.10 Security Gateway. Refer to sk118153.
02526608, PMTR-81	Security Gateway	Improved non-compliant HTTP protection to enforce more rare cases of non-compliant HTTP traffic.
02523046, PMTR-47	Security Gateway	in.emaild.mta process may crash randomly (once every few days was observed) when the Security gateway is configured as Mail Transfer Agent (MTA). Mails under inspection may be delayed by up to a few minutes.
02513631, PMTR-96	IPS	When an IPS protection is overridden, it is enforced correctly however it may cause higher performance load.
PMTR-98	SmartConsole	Translated Source column with "Original" object wrongly has a Hide NAT option.
R80.10 Jumbo HotFix - General Availability Take 3 (06 June 2017)
02521398	Threat Emulation	Fixed Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) enforcement issue.

Installation instructions

Procedure:

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  • Offline installation
    Note: Either get the offline package from Check Point Support, or export the package from a source Gaia machine, on which this package was already downloaded / installed (for package export instructions, refer to sk92449 - section "(4-D) "How to ..."").
    
    1. Install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from sk92449.
    2. Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine and navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section - click on Status and Actions.
    3. In the upper right corner, click on the Import Package button.
    4. In the Import Package window, click on Browse... - select the CPUSE package (either offline TGZ file, or exported TAR file) - click on Import.
    5. Above the list of all software packages, click on the Showing Recommended packages button - select All.
    6. Select the imported package Check Point R80.10 Jumbo hotfix T<number> for sk116380 - click on More button on the toolbar - click on Verifier (or right-click on the package and click on Verifier).
    7. Select this package and click on Install Update button on the toolbar.

  
  
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  For detailed installation instructions, refer to CPUSE - Gaia Software Updates (including Gaia Software Updates Agent) - section "(4) How to work with CPUSE".
  

  • Offline installation
    Note: Either get the offline package from Check Point Support, or export the package from a source Gaia machine, on which this package was already downloaded / installed (for package export instructions, refer to sk92449 - section "(4-D) "How to ..."").
    
    1. Install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from sk92449.
    2. Connect to command line on target Gaia OS.
    3. Log in to Clish.
    4. Acquire the lock over Gaia configuration database:
       HostName:0> lock database override
    5. Import the package from the hard disk:
       Note: When import completes, this package is deleted from the original location.
       HostName:0> installer import local <Full_Path>/<Package_File_Name>.TGZ_or_TAR
    6. Show the imported packages:
       Note: Refer to the top section "Hotfixes" - refer to "Check Point R80.10 Jumbo hotfix T<number> for sk116380"
       HostName:0> show installer packages imported
    7. Verify that this R80 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator package can be installed without conflicts:
       HostName:0> installer verify <Package_Number>
    8. Install the imported package:
       HostName:0> installer install <Package_Number>

Uninstall instructions

Important Note: This Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator removes all its packages during uninstall.

Procedure:

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  1. CPUSE Software Updates Policy should be configured to allow self-update of CPUSE Agent.
     Otherwise (and if this machine is offline), users should manually install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from sk92449.
  2. Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Gaia machine and navigate to the 'Upgrades (CPUSE)' section - click on 'Status and Actions'.
  3. Above the list of all software packages, click on the 'Showing Recommended packages' button - select 'All'.
  4. Right-click on the Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator package - click on 'Uninstall'.
  5. A warning will be displayed that after this uninstall, the machine will be automatically rebooted.
     Click on 'OK' to start the uninstall.

  
  
• Show / Hide instructions for uninstall in Gaia Clish - using CPUSE (Check Point Update Service Engine)
  
  
  1. CPUSE Software Updates Policy should be configured to allow self-update of CPUSE Agent.
     Otherwise (and if this machine is offline), users should manually install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from sk92449.
  2. Connect to command line on Gaia OS.
  3. Log in to Clish.
  4. Acquire the lock over Gaia configuration database:
     HostName:0> lock database override
  5. Uninstall the package:
     HostName:0> installer uninstall <Package_Number>
     Note: The progress (in per cent) will be displayed in Clish.
  6. Machine will be rebooted automatically.

  
  

List of replaced files

List of files replaced by this Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator can be provided upon request by Check Point Support.

Revision History

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Date	Description
15 Jan 2018	Released Take 70 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
18 Dec 2017	Added R80.10 SmartConsole Build 013
12 Dec 2017	Take 56 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator is now in General Availability
23 Nov 2017	Released Take 56 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
07 Nov 2017	Added CPUSE Online Identifier of Take 53
25 Oct 2017	Released Take 53 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
24 Sep 2017	Added note regarding CPUSE Agent build 1298
18 Sep 2017	Added reference to sk120494
17 Sep 2017	Released Take 42 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
12 Sep 2017	Released Take 40 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
04 Sep 2017	Released Take 37 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
22 Aug 2017	Released Take 35 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
09 Aug 2017	Added note regarding SmartConsole Build 005
01 Aug 2017	Released Take 24 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
27 July 2017	Added the following notes: SmartConsole for R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator can be used to manage R80.10 GA Take 421 Security Gateways / Management Server. R80.10 GA SmartConsole can be used to manage R80.10 Security Gateways / Management Server with installed R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator.
24 July 2017	Released Take 18 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Released updated R80.10 SmartConsole for R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator (for Take 7 and above)
19 July 2017	Added an important note that to check the Take number of the installed R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator, user should run the "cpinfo -y all" command
11 July 2017	Released Take 15 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
28 June 2017	Released Take 10 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
22 June 2017	Released Take 7 of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator
06 June 2017	First release of R80.10 Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator (Take 3)

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R80.10 JHF 56

The Latest GA release for R80.10 is Take 56 and you can find all the information under sk116380.

https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk116380

Note when you apply take 56 on FWM and FWGateways Clusters

you need to install SmartConsole package

Installation in Gaia Portal - using CPUSE (Check Point Update Service Engine)

Offline installation

Note: Either get the offline package from Check Point Support, or export the package from a source Gaia machine, on which this package was already downloaded / installed (for package export instructions, refer to sk92449 - section "(4-D) "How to ..."").

• Offline installation
  Note: Either get the offline package from Check Point Support, or export the package from a source Gaia machine, on which this package was already downloaded / installed (for package export instructions, refer to sk92449 - section "(4-D) "How to ..."").
  
  1. Install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from sk92449.
  2. Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine and navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section - click on Status and Actions.
  3. In the upper right corner, click on the Import Package button.
  4. In the Import Package window, click on Browse... - select the CPUSE package (either offline TGZ file, or exported TAR file) - click on Import.
  5. Above the list of all software packages, click on the Showing Recommended packages button - select All.
  6. Select the imported package Check Point R80.10 Jumbo hotfix T<number> for sk116380 - click on More button on the toolbar - click on Verifier (or right-click on the package and click on Verifier).
  7. Select this package and click on Install Update button on the toolbar.

1. Install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from sk92449.
2. Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine and navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section - click on Status and Actions.
3. In the upper right corner, click on the Import Package button.
4. In the Import Package window, click on Browse... - select the CPUSE package (either offline TGZ file, or exported TAR file) - click on Import.
5. Above the list of all software packages, click on the Showing Recommended packages button - select All.
6. Select the imported package Check Point R80.10 Jumbo hotfix T<number> for sk116380 - click on More button on the toolbar - click on Verifier (or right-click on the package and click on Verifier).
7. Select this package and click on Install Update button on the toolbar.

The following tasks were completed.

1. Upgrade CPUSE to R80.10  take 421 on FWM
2. Apply JHF 56 on FWM and FWGateway Cluster
3. Update eval license on FWM 
4. Update Security Policy to gateway post upgrade.
5. Login to Gateway post upgrade – validate functionality.

Test results

[Expert@myFWM:0]# cpinfo -y all |grep Take

This is Check Point CPinfo Build 914000176 for GAIA

   HOTFIX_R80_10_JUMBO_HF    Take: 56

   HOTFIX_R80_10_JUMBO_HF    Take: 56

   HOTFIX_R80_10_JUMBO_HF    Take: 56

   HOTFIX_R80_10_JUMBO_HF    Take: 56

   HOTFIX_R80_10_JUMBO_HF    Take: 56

   BUNDLE_R80_10_JUMBO_HF    Take: 56

[Expert@myFWM:0]#

How to troubleshoot IPS update

Solution ID	sk112635
Product	IPS, SmartConsole / SmartDashboard
Version	All
OS	Gaia, SecurePlatform 2.6, Windows
Platform / Model	All
Date Created	27-Jul-2016
Last Modified	24-Jun-2017

Solution

How to troubleshoot IPS update [scheduled and manual] issues

If IPS update fails, the user needs to understand what kind of update is being performed, as troubleshooting steps are different for various kinds of update.

For manual IPS update issues

The client (Windows PC that runs SmartDashboard) is the one that initiates the connection towards the Check Point updates servers, and most troubleshooting has to be performed on the client PC.

In both cases (scheduled and manual), the following update server URLs should be reachable by DNS, HTTP and HTTPS (for example can be opened on a normal web browser, e.g. Google Chrome or Internet Explorer).
Open the browser on the client that is performing the IPS manual update, and verify connectivity to:

• http://cws.checkpoint.com
• https://updates.checkpoint.com
• https://dl3.checkpoint.com
• https://secureupdates.checkpoint.com

Notes:

• You might get a redirect to a page, a page with the words "It works!" or "File not found." 
• A blank page indicates an issue.

If there is no connectivity to the above servers, the issue is on the client connectivity side. For example; a proxy issue, routing issue, etc.

If there is connectivity (with or without proxy);

1. If the update is stuck at 99%, please refer to article sk111760.
2. If the update won't start at all, and fails, please collect the following information:
   
   1. Debug SmartConsole GUI client as per article sk112334.
   2. Download WireShark and install it on the client PC, collect a traffic capture file during the IPS manual update issue being replicated.
   3. Provide the output files from SmartConsole debug and traffic capture to Check Point Support.


3. If any other symptom, contact Check Point Support for additional troubleshooting.

For scheduled IPS update issues

The Security Management Server / Multi Domain Management Server (the Management or the relevant CMA) is the initiator of the connection towards Check Point updates servers, and most troubleshooting has to be performed on it.

1. Since the IP addresses of the update servers are changed according to geo-location, and are very dynamic, make sure that the /etc/hosts file under the Security Management Server does not contain any manual entry for the below servers:
   
   
   • cws.checkpoint.com
   • secureupdates.checkpoint.com
   • updates.checkpoint.com
   • dl3.checkpoint.com


2. Review article sk98781 and make sure that the checkbox for "Automatically download Contracts and other important data" is selected. If it is not selected, do so, and install the policy. Then try the update again.
3. Verify that the Security Management Server can reach and resolve the servers, as follows:
   
   
   1. If the Security Management Server is not using proxy, use:
      # nslookup cws.checkpoint.com
      Repeat the command for all servers and verify that there is an IP reply.
      Verify that the Security Management Server has HTTP/HTTPS access to CheckPoint update servers, using curl:
      (If R76 and lower, ca-bundle.crt is in $FWDIR/bin)
      # curl_cli -v -1 --cacert $CPDIR/conf/ca-bundle.crt https://updates.checkpoint.com
      # curl_cli -v -1 --cacert $CPDIR/conf/ca-bundle.crt https://dl3.checkpoint.com
      # curl_cli -v http://cws.checkpoint.com
      Note: Possible connectivity errors: Could not resolve host, fetch .crl failed, etc. (these indicate an Internet connection problem).
   
   
   2. If the Security Management Server is using proxy, use:
      # nslookup cws.checkpoint.com
      Repeat the command for all servers and verify that there is an IP reply.
      Verify that the Security Management Server has HTTP/HTTPS access to Check Point update servers, using curl:
      (If R76 and lower, ca-bundle.crt is in $FWDIR/bin)
      # curl_cli -v -1 --cacert $CPDIR/conf/ca-bundle.crt https://updates.checkpoint.com -x <proxyIP:proxyPORT>
      # curl_cli -v -1 --cacert $CPDIR/conf/ca-bundle.crt https://dl3.checkpoint.com -x <proxyIP:proxyPORT>
      # curl_cli -v http://cws.checkpoint.com -x <proxyIP:proxyPORT>
      Note: Change <proxyIP:proxyPORT> to the proxy IP address and port, removing the symbols. For example, if the proxy IP address and port is: 10.20.30.40:8080, the command will be:
      # curl_cli -v -1 --cacert $CPDIR/conf/ca-bundle.crt https://updates.checkpoint.com -x 10.20.30.40:8080

For scheduled IPS update:
If all of the above tests were performed and the issue persists, please review and perform FWM debug according to article sk86186, making sure the scheduled update will occur while the FWM debug is running.
FWM debug for scheduled IPS update can be run using a more focused debug:
# fw debug fwm on TDERROR_ALL_FWMAU=5
# fw debug fwm on TDERROR_ALL_FDT=5
Collect all files and outputs from troubleshooting steps above and Contact Check Point Support along with a screenshot of the update issue (Try to include the error that pops-up from the update)
For faster resolution and verification, collect CPinfo files from the Security Management and Security Gateways, involved in the case.

Creating 802.Q Trunks on VLANS

NOTES:

When creating VLAN interfaces via Clish, the following commands should be used:

Bringing on the Physical interface, on which the VLAN interfaces will be created:

Note: This command may be skipped, if the interface's state is already on.

HostName> set interface <Name_of_Physical_Interface> state on

Adding a VLAN interface:

HostName> add interface <Name_of_Physical_Interface> vlan <VLAN_ID>

Assigning an IP address to newly created VLAN interface:

HostName> set interface <Name_of_VLAN_Interface> ipv4-address <IP_Address> mask-length <Subnet_Mask_Length>

Saving the configuration (so it survives reboot):

HostName> save config



Physical interface - eth1
VLAN interface - eth1.100
VLAN IP address - 192.168.1.1 / 24


HostName> set interface eth1 state on
HostName> add interface eth1 vlan 100
HostName> set interface eth1.100 ipv4-address 192.168.1.1 mask-length 24
HostName> save config