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All,
Has any one tried using Microsoft VSTS to push configurations like Radius, NTP, SNMP to Check point gateways
We already have a VSTS installation and would prefer using it
Are anyone using any other tools to automate these functions
Thanks,
Chandru
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As all of these functions can be set via CLI commands, there are any number of ways to automate the configuration of these elements.
I don't believe there is a VSTS-specific interface for doing so.
That said, if VSTS can talk via a REST API you can issue commands using the R80.x Management APIs to configure these items on the gateways.
See (as a starting point): https://community.checkpoint.com/message/6977-how-to-run-clish-commands-via-api-run-script?sr=search...
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Thanks as usual Dameon
 
					
				
				
			
		


 
					
				
		
 
		
			 
					
				 
		
		
		
		
		
	
			 
		
			 
					
				