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Join Us for CPX 360
23-24 February 2021
Important certificate update to CloudGuard Controller, CME,
and Azure HA Security Gateways
How to Remediate Endpoint & VPN
Issues (in versions E81.10 or earlier)
IDC Spotlight -
Uplevel The SOC
Important! R80 and R80.10
End Of Support around the corner (May 2021)
Materials available to CheckMates members:
Q&A from the session:
The same VMSS deployment can be used for inbound, outbound, and east-west traffic inspection, and for Remote Access VPN. No site-to-site support at this time, but you set up a separate Check Point Cluster or Gateway for this.
No, it is using DNS.
The existing CloudGuard IaaS Admin Guides will be updated to fully document this new feature.
Yes. The licenses will be distributed via the Central Licensing Tool similar to existing NGTP/NGTX licenses. You will need to purchase the appropriate Remote Access VPN licenses.
Using an Azure ARM template, which will be available via Github and the Azure Marketplace.
Using HIDE NAT, which each gateway is doing.
This is done using DNS, which requires a specific version of the VPN client currently. Over time, this should result in load balancing.
Not currently. We will add additional mechanisms over time.
Yes.
Yes, each gateway uses the same Office Mode pool. However, the end user is subject to HIDE NAT to maintain symmetry.
No.
This is similar to a SASE solution, except you build it/manage it yourself. CloudGuard Connect is our SASE solution, which operates "as a service."
Does it support autoscaling on AWS?
Not yet, but believe this is planned.
Does this solution work when connecting via Mac OS based clients?
PAYG licenses include Remote Access capabilities means unlimited?
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