Welcome to "This Week in CheckMates," your weekly highlight reel for all things CheckMates!
Past and future posts will be available here: About CheckMates
To have these updates show up in your preferred RSS reader add the following URL: About CheckMates RSS Feed
See also our social media accounts and our podcast (RSS Feed😞
While most of the content on CheckMates is in English, we now have a few groups where both content and discussions are available in other languages!
Let us know if you want to have it in your native language as well.
This past week, I did three live events in Omaha, Des Moines, and Kansas City!
Of the three, the Fishtech office in Kansas City was the most impressive facility, complete with an AV crew:
And classic cars!
A nice "best practices" question. There's reasons to do both. See also the following thread: Check Point Clustering Query
Nice little command to print the NAT rules currently installed on the Security Gateway.
We don't have this yet, but would love to see this develop!
First noticed on CheckMates in https://community.checkpoint.com/groups/checkmates-en-français/blog/2018/08/16/retenir-les-commandes..., Sean Murray-Ford posted about the tool in English and has already received a lot of great feedback.
This long-overdue guide is now available! Hope we'll see one for R80.20.Mx soon.
We haven't published official specs for this yet, but there is some guidance in this thread.
More performance tuning education by Timothy Hall. Yes, we are planning a TechTalk on this. Stay tuned!
Can be generalized to run any command on an Embedded Gaia (SMB) appliance using cprid.
Pro-tip as you're moving your gateways to R80.10.
A fork of Danny Jung's Common Check Point Commands (ccc) script.
Will be included in future releases as part of the on-device documentation as well.
There are many ways to "script" in Check Point.
You can run a post-connection script on the client to show a message.
