topic Re: New documentation format ? in Firewall and Security Management

New documentation format ?

S_E_ — Thu, 02 Jun 2022 09:08:39 GMT

Hi,

just recognized that obviously the format for other patches changed as well?

Central Deployment Tool (CDT) v1.9.5

-> download as CDT package ->CentralDeploymentTool_V1.9.5.tgz

-> download as CPUSE package -> Check_Point_CDT_Bundle_T26_FULL.tar

And version v1.9.4.

CentralDeploymentTool_990180623_1.tgz

Little bit confusing, at least for me.

And the release notes. What has been fixed?

v1.9.5	24 May 2022	General code improvements and fixes
v1.9.4	17 Jan 2022	General code improvements and fixes

Regards

Re: New documentation format ?

G_W_Albrecht — Thu, 02 Jun 2022 09:26:26 GMT

I do appreciate the new package format - CPUSE is easier to handle compared with CLI installation !

Re: New documentation format ?

S_E_ — Thu, 02 Jun 2022 09:42:40 GMT

hi,

me too. CPUSE (Gaia clish) is very stable in our environment.

If every package is via CPUSE, it would be great! (HCP, CDT, upgrade tools, DA and...)

But it is sometimes not the case and when you have multiple packages on you local directories to distribute them across the landscape, it might be better to have either a clear format or to 'screenshot' the download details from usercenter.

Regards

Re: New documentation format ?

G_W_Albrecht — Thu, 02 Jun 2022 12:29:20 GMT

Central Deployment Tool (CDT) is only installed on SMS / MDS - so you will not have other than CPUSE packages in the local repository for the GWs. So the .tgz is the legacy package 8).

Re: New documentation format ?

Boaz_Orshav — Mon, 06 Jun 2022 04:28:37 GMT

Indeed as stated - the CPUSE format is the new one and easier to use.

We will add some more details regarding the content to allow ore clarity regarding the difference between the versions.

Thanks very much for the comment

Re: New documentation format ?

S_E_ — Tue, 14 Jun 2022 11:48:20 GMT

@S_E_ wrote:

hi,

If every package is via CPUSE, it would be great! (HCP, CDT, upgrade tools, DA and...

I was under impression that CPUSE supports uninstall of packages. At least it did work for hotfixes.

Perhaps it is already on the roadmap.

Regards

MGMT> installer install Check_Point_CDT_Bundle_T26_FULL.tgz
Installation cannot be undone. It is recommended to save a Gaia Snapshot before you continue. Continue? ([y]es / [n]o)