SCVEditor?

[Josh_B]

Hello,

Reading both the R77.30 VPN Administration Guide and R80.10 Remove Access VPN Administration Guide, there is a mention of tool called SCVEditor and that it is available at opsec.com. Is this tool still around? I wasn't able to find it there or by searching SecureKnowledge. 

[PhoneBoy · Accepted solution]

SCVEditor is a legacy tool for SecuRemote, which is no longer supported.

The last version I'm aware of is here: SCV Editor 

You would probably be better off using Endpoint Compliance checks instead.

[Josh_B]

Thanks Dameon, that is what I have been looking into.

SCV Editor is still mentioned in R80.10 documentation and the Remove Access Client for Windows Admin Guide  🙂 

[Lesther_Reyes]

But the Endpoint compliance not work with client Endpoint Secure or Mobile, only with ssl portal.

This is correct?

[PhoneBoy · Accepted solution]

Endpoint Compliance checks are managed from Endpoint Management and are for the full Endpoint client.
The Mobile Access portal has a different set of compliance checks unrelated to that and those of SCV.

[MiniNinja]

Using E87.50_Check Point VPN.msi, I performed the installation of Remote Endpoint VPN on Windows 10.
I would like to set up a policy compliance check before connecting, for example: antivirus is installed and enabled, Windows updates are installed, etc.

I do not understand how and under what conditions does the Endpoint Compliance Settings work? is this VPN client enough?

[PhoneBoy]

Endpoint Compliance requires Endpoint Security management.
If you're not using that, then this is configured via SCV: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/RemoteAccessClients_forWindows_AdminGuide/Content/Topics-RA-VPN... 

[Lesther_Reyes]

I am try to use this file, but i receive this issues:

The Issues is with DataStruct.dll

Any idea?

 

[PickleBlaster]

Hi I'm new here but i'm hoping i could help,

after some deep research i found an old manual NGX manual referencing to the OPSEC SDKs:

1) download the old OPSEC_SDK_6_0.WIN32
Link: "https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal/user/anon/page/default.psml/media-type/htm..."
2) extract the tar.gz to some folder of your choice.
3) then put the file inside the "release.dynamic" folder so it will get all it will be a happy party with it's old DLLs.
"Check_Point_OPSEC_SDK_6.0_win32\OPSEC_SDK_6_0.WIN32.tar\OPSEC_SDK_6_0.WIN32\pkg_rel\lib\release.dynamic\SCVEditor.exe"

and... voila!

It's Alive!

[MiniNinja]

Hello @PhoneBoy ,

Unfortunately, the link is outdated, perhaps you have an up-to-date one?

[PhoneBoy]

You can try this: https://support.checkpoint.com/results/download/39520
However, you may not be entitled to view the file as it requires Software Subscription (comes with support agreement with Check Point or a partner).