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Important! R80 and R80.10
End Of Support around the corner (May 2021)
How widely has Check Point R80.x been adopted? What was the path people took? What was the experience? With the help with @Jim_MacLeod and our friends from Indeni, we'll answer these questions in this TechTalk!
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No
We are currently releasing roughly two new maintrain releases every year.
As of this writing, it is supported only for Management Servers. We plan to support Open Server gateways in an upcoming Jumbo Hotfix. See this thread for background.
R80.30 is considered the widely recommended version as of this writing. That said, if you require functionality present in R80.40, it is GA quality and can be used. Once R80.40 has achieved significant adoption, we will declare R80.40 the default (widely recommended) version.
R80.40 ships with the Linux 3.10 kernel. In R80.20 and R80.30, a Linux 3.10 variant was provided to support specific (virtual) hardware only. There are no plans to extend the hardware supported in R80.20-3.10 and R80.30-3.10 or plans to create a R80.10-3.10 variant.
Yes, this is explicitly called out in the Release Notes.
Yes. It is also possible with R80.20 and R80.30 at the right Jumbo Hotfix level. Refer to sk156072.
Refer to sk162637. The major limitation as of this writing is Load Sharing with VPN. Refer to this thread for background.
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