Secure user access to out of band firewall

[peter_schumache]

We have a 1550 firewall in front of some out of band switches. We want a secure access to these OOB equipment in case of a disater. Mobile access blade is NOT supported by the 1550 models, just the IPSec VPN.

What szenarios would be possible here? I'm considering the following:

• Site-to-Site VPN to the azure cloud, which holds a jump host accessible from the Internet
• Access rule for ssh and/or https with user authentication (2 factor)
• Some Windows 10 client which requires no mobile access license

[PhoneBoy]

You can still use the SNX client with the 1550, just not the MAB portal.

[peter_schumache]

When I'm trying to connect from my Windows Client to the Gateway using https://<external-ip-of-gwy>/sslvpn

I get the following error: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE

What did I miss / Can I check else?

[peter_schumache]

How exactly would I use/configure the SNX on the 1550?

[PhoneBoy]

To enable SNX, go to VPN > Remote Access > Blade Control.
Make sure SSL VPN is checked and click Apply.
If you click the "How to connect" link, you will be pointed to access https://external-ip:4433
This will bring you to a web page where you can download the SNX client.

[peter_schumache]

I've trouble finding the VPN> Remote Access > Blade Control > SSL VPN setting.
Where is it? On the VPN Gateway or in global properties? Or somewhere else?

[PhoneBoy]

On the WebUI of the 1550.
I initially checked on my 750, but confirmed this should also exist on the 1550 as well.

[peter_schumache]

Since the 1550 is centrally managed, the above options don't work.
From the Security Dashboard in teh WebUI, I can see all possible blades, but I can't modify any of the settings

[G_W_Albrecht]

So please configure it in Dashboard 8)...

[PhoneBoy]

For a centrally managed SMB appliance, you would enable access for Check Point Mobile/SNX as part of the Remote Access configuration.
I believe the portal I referred you to (e.g. https://external-ip:4433) will still be how the clients download the SNX client.