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Best Practice for Azure Cloudguard IaaS snapshots
Hello. When doing Jumbo Hotfix patching, it is usually recommended to do a snapshot first. For the Azure Cloudguard IaaS firewalls there does not appear to be enough space to create a snapshot.
I found this sk article that talks about doing the snapshot via the disk in Azure portal, and not through the usual method in Gaia
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk180303
Is this considered the best practice for doing this way?
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Best Practice for Azure Cloudguard IaaS snapshots
Hello. When doing Jumbo Hotfix patching, it is usually recommended to do a snapshot first. For the Azure Cloudguard IaaS firewalls there does not appear to be enough space to create a snapshot.
I found this sk article that talks about doing the snapshot via the disk in Azure portal, and not through the usual method in Gaia
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk180303
Is this considered the best practice for doing this way?
