IP service level Agreement

[b5ff9cad-669e-4]

Hi tell me exists in checkpoint IP Service Level Agreement - service-analog for cisco IP SLA?

Maybe in the interpretation of the checkpoint, it is called differently?

P/S There is a task to check the quality of the channel of the provider

of the means by which checkpoint I'll be able to do it?

[G_W_Albrecht]

Usually there are only technical questions discussed here - this sounds like a question for your local CP SE.

[Norbert_Bohusch]

It’s long ago I worked directly with Cisco routers but IP SLA is definitely a technical feature.

I think the only analogy on Check Point is the „ping gateway“ feature to take routes offline if the next hop is not pingable.

[G_W_Albrecht]

Oh, that is quite a relevation - i would otherwise never have thought of Service Level Agreement as a technical feature 😉

[Vladimir]

Please see https://community.checkpoint.com/message/25136-re-pbr-with-multiple-tracking?commentID=25136#comment...  for the post by Timothy Hall‌:

"A little-known feature of ClusterXL may be able to help here; ClusterXL can be configured to test connectivity to upstream IP addresses with ping, and initiate a failover based on loss of reachability to the pinged hosts.  There could be a very different Gaia PBR configuration on the standby member that takes over as a result.  See:

How to configure $FWDIR/bin/clusterXL_monitor_ips script to run automatically on Gaia / SecurePlatfo... "

[Chris100500]

Hi,

Now in R80.30 it is possible.

You need to add a ping monitoring in the options "Advanced Routing -> IP Reachability detection -> Static Sessions" , then you enter the Ip address and the type of session as "Ping".

Then you can add in the static route the ping option with the monitor you added.

I hope this will work for you.

Greetings

Christian