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Doubt about installing a hotfix in Maestro gateway
Hi everyone,
I have inherited a Maestro project, and I have to install a hotfix on one of its gateways. When looking at the Maestro Admin Guide - Installing and Uninstalling a Hotfix on Security Group Members, and after importing the package, and so on, it says "Set the Security Group Members in the Logical Group "A" to the state "DOWN": g_clusterXL_admin –b <SGM IDs in Group "A"> down".
Also it says "Connect to one of the Security Group Members in the Logical Group "A":member <Member ID>".
I think my scenario doesn't have security groups, the only devices I see in SmartConsole are this three:
How can I know what SGM IDs and what Member ID to type in the commands? I am new on Maestro, I can see this:
Are these the members IDs? And the SGM IDs? What commands can I use to know them?
Regards,
Julián
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Yep, those are members IDs.
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Hi,
Ok, but what about the SGM IDs? Because in one of the commands it must be specified:
g_clusterXL_admin –b <SGM IDs in Group "A"> down
Regards,
Julian
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I would verify with TAC to be sure, but I believe it would be the same, but better be 100% certain.
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I believe the format is {chassis_id}_{member_id}
'asg monitor' command will give you a better picture.
it appears you have two blades in 1 chassis, 1_1 and 1_2
it looks like you have 2 different clusters in that GUI monitor window, though, maybe multiple sites? as the blades don't show up separately in the GUI, you should just see a single management object for each maestro cluster afaik
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We have some great videos in the CheckFlix section of this site on Maestro, which will help you understand all these concepts a lot better. I recommend you go watch some of them and you'll have a much better understanding of the terminology and concepts presented in the admin guides.
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Good point, @emmap. Ans also this: https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/Check-Point-for-Beginners/Check-Point-Jump-Start-Course-Maestro/...
