two checkpoint Gateway(9300)----VSX cluster between them
we have created bond interface bond1.150 at checkpoint firewall..connected to 10G Arista switch(192.168.150.6) and Arista 1G switch(192.168.150.5) (At Arista LACP active mode configured)
Initially, the Arista 1G switch did not have IP routing enabled. After configuring IP routing, the Layer 2 issue was resolved, and the Check Point firewall was able to successfully ping 192.168.150.5.
However, we were still unable to reach the Arista 10G switch (192.168.150.6). During troubleshooting, we observed that the bond1 interface the port connecting 10G unreachable switch showed churned status in the output of cat /proc/net/bonding/bond1.
Based on our observations, it appeared that the Check Point firewall was blocking the bond interface connected to the 192.168.150.6 (10G) Arista switch, as the bond links were terminating on different physical switches rather than a single logical switch.
To eliminate this possibility, we modified the topology as follows:
Both Check Point firewall links were terminated on the 10G Arista switch.
The 10G Arista switch was then connected downstream to the 1G Arista switch.
Despite this topology change, the Check Point firewall was still unable to reach the new 10G Arista switch (192.168.150.6). We again verified the bond status using cat /proc/net/bonding/bond1 and observed that the port churned condition still existed.
For further testing, we removed the bond interface configuration from the Check Point firewall and disabled LACP on the 10G Arista switch. The firewall and the 10G Arista switch were then connected using a single physical interface. After this change, the interface eth1-05.150 came up successfully (cphaprob -a if), and communication between the Check Point firewall and the 10G Arista switch was established.