Check Point 1400 Appliance - FAQ - Page 2

Danny · ‎2017-08-21

Q: What's the official product site ?
A: Check Point 1400 Appliance | Datasheet | Support Center

Q: What's the 1400 Appliance's SecureKnowledge article ?
A: sk110985 | Release Notes | Known Limitations

Q: Where can I find Getting Started Guides ?
A: Centrally Managed 1430 / 1450 Appliances | Centrally Managed 1470 / 1490 Appliances

Q: What's new ?
A: The Check Point 1400 Appliance series was introduced at the Check Point Experience 2016 in Nice, France and is the successor to the 1100 Appliance series. As such it features the best All-In-One NGF Enterprise-Class Security solution for Branch Offices. The 1400 Appliance integrates an 8/18-Port Switch (Layer 3, managed), DSL modem (Annex A/B), Next Generation Firewall (including a NAT Router, Threat Prevention, IPS, Anti-Virus, Anti-Spam, Application Control & URL Filtering), Identity Awareness, Mobile Access, WLAN Router, Wi-Fi Hotspot, PoE and more. It also offers dynamic routing, quick deployment functions, 3G connectivity using a USB or Express Card support, multiple Internet connections, Policy Based Routing, DDNS (DynDns, No-IP), and more is planned with the upcoming firmware releases.

Q: How does it look like ?
1430/1450 Appliance with WiFi option:

1470/1490 Appliance with WiFi & PoE option:

Q: Which 1400 Appliance license models are available ?
A: 1430 Appliance -> replaces 1120 & 1140 Appliance
A: 1450 Appliance -> replaces 1180 Appliance
A: 1470 Appliance
A: 1490 Appliance

Q: Can I upgrade the licensed model later on (1430 -> 1350 or 1470 -> 1490) ?
A: Of course. Read here.

Q: Which 1400 Appliance hardware models are available ?
A: Model: L-71 Check Point 1430/1450 Appliances
A: Model: L-71W Check Point 1430/1450 WiFi Appliances
A: Model: L-72 Check Point 1470/1490 Appliances
A: Model: L-72W Check Point 1470/1490 WiFi Appliances
A: Model: L-72P Check Point 1470/1490 PoE Appliances

The hardware doesn't differ between 1430 / 1450 and between 1470 / 1490 appliances. It's the license that limits the appliance and locks it down to the licensed system qualities.

Q: What does the boot screen show ?
A: Code:

U-Boot 2015.01-alpine_db_s1-1.65.1-HAL (Nov 17 2016 - 10:24:23)  Check Point version: 85

I2C:   ready
DRAM:  1 GiB

   ______  __                    __        _______           _            _
 .' ___  |[  |                  [  |  _   |_   __ \         (_)          / |_
/ .'   \_| | |--.  .---.  .---.  | | / ]    | |__) | .--.   __   _ .--. `| |-'
| |        | .-. |/ /__\\/ /'`\] | '' <     |  ___// .'`\ \[  | [ `.-. | | |
\ `.___.'\ | | | || \__.,| \__.  | |`\ \   _| |_   | \__. | | |  | | | | | |,
 `.____ .'[___]|__]'.__.''.___.'[__|  \_] |_____|   '.__.' [___][___||__]\__/


power_init_board: EEPROM per device information - using defaults!
Board config ID: alpine_db (S1-L71)
NAND:  1024 MiB
  00:00.0     - Network controller
  00:01.0     - Network controller
  00:02.0     - Network controller
  00:03.0     - Network controller
  00:04.0     - Cryptographic device
  00:05.0     - Base system peripheral
  01:00.0     - Serial bus controller
In:    serial
Out:   serial
Err:   serial

Verifying CRC for settings area... Done

************ Hit 'Ctrl + C' for boot menu ************

## Booting kernel from Legacy Image at 08001000 ...
   Image Name:   Linux-3.10.20-al-5.0-pr2
   Created:      2017-05-21  12:24:05 UTC
   Image Type:   ARM Linux Kernel Image (uncompressed)
   Data Size:    8710168 Bytes = 8.3 MiB
   Load Address: 00008000
   Entry Point:  00008000
   Verifying Checksum ... OK
   Loading Kernel Image ... OK

Starting kernel ...

Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel.
INIT: version 2.88 booting

Booting Check Point User Space...
INIT: Entering runlevel: 3
System Started...

Q: What are the differences between the Wi-Fi-FCCA and Wi-Fi-WORLD SKUs and which should I order ?
A: The FCCA SKU is for the United States. The WORLD SKU is for the rest of the world.

Q: What is the sizing recommendation ?
A: The sizing recommendation is based on SPU (SecurePower Units).
A: 1430 Appliance -> 75 SPU (Home Office)
A: 1450 Appliance -> 141 SPU (Home Office)
A: 1470 Appliance -> 194 SPU (Branch Office)
A: 1490 Appliance -> 233 SPU (Branch Office)

Q: Do I have to renew the Threat Prevention blades to get updated signatures ?
A: Yes. The service blades are for 1 year, two or three years. When this period ends, they must be renewed to get updates.

Q: What are the throughput rates of the 1430 / 1450 / 1470 / 1490 appliances when used in production ?
A: Firewall: 900 / 1100 / 1600 / 1800 Mbps
A: Firewall & Threat Prevention: 90 / 150 / 175 / 220 Mbps

Q: How do the 700 Appliance models differ from the 1400 Appliance models ?
A: The 700 Appliance models are technically identical to the 1400 Appliance models. They even use the same firmware. However, they are branded and sold as an All-In-One solution for the SMB market and therefore cannot be managed centrally by a Check Point SmartCenter Server, just like the Check Point Safe@Office Appliance line they replaced.

Q: How do I get started ?
A: Check Point provides this Getting Started Guide.

Q: What is part of the content package ?
A: The appliance itself, a power supply, two network cables, a serial console cable, a USB cable for console connection and the usual Getting Started Guide.

Q: What CPU is working inside ?
A: ARM926EJ-S rev 1 (v5l)

Q: What operating system is it running on ?
A: The 1100 Appliance says: Check Point GAiA Embedded R77.20

Q: What are the features of Check Point GAiA Embedded OS ?
A: Check Point lists it right here.

Q: How much RAM does it feature ?
A: 1GB RAM

Q: Which MAC addressing scheme is used for the 1400 Appliance series ?
A: 00:1C:7F:__:__:__

Q: From which SmartCenter version upwards can 1400 appliances be managed centrally ?
A: R77.30 with 1400 appliance types add-on (Download).
A: R80 with 1400 appliance types add-on (Download).

Q: What is the most recent firmware version ?
A: Check Point lists all 1400 firmwares in sk97766.

Firmware	Build	Date
R77.20.20	(990170830)	[Apr 14 2016]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30)
R77.20.22	(990170838)	[Jun 14 2016]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30)
R77.20.31	(990170952)	[Aug 01 2016]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30)
R77.20.40	(990171107)	[Oct 06 2016]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30)
R77.20.51	(990171302)	[Feb 09 2017]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.60	(990171684)	[Oct 08 2017]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.70	(990171948)	[Nov 08 2017]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.75	(990172239)	[Jan 30 2018]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.80	(990172392)	[Jul 10 2018]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.81	(990172525)	[Oct 25 2018]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.85	(990172755)	[Jan 02 2019]	\| Release Notes (PDF) \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)
R77.20.86	(990172840)	[Mar 20 2019]	\| sk144852 \| Release Notes \| Resolved Issues \| SmartUpdate Package (R77.30 \| R80)

Q: Which is the default management port ?
A: Port 4434/tcp (https://192.168.1.1:4434)

Q: Which browser should I use to manage it ?
A: Only use the latest version of Google Chrome. There are some issues known when using Microsoft Internet Explorer to export VPN certificates and when using any Web browser on Apple Mac OS X.

Q: How can I find things quickly ?
A: Use the search form at the upper right corner.

Q: Where can I find the sitemap for quick access to all available configuration pages ?
A: Right under "Home > Site Map".

Q: Where can I quickly view my 1400 Appliance's status in the Web UI ?
A: Right at the status bar. Mouse-overs provide you with quick status overviews, clicks forward you to the specific configuration pages.

Q: Which SD card types are supported ?
A: SD-HC card types up to 32GB only. If inserted the 1400 Appliance will automatically format them. Logs can then be saved to the card.

Q: Which 3G modems are supported ?
A: Check Point lists all supported modems in sk92809.

Model	Type	Port	Support Reference
Huawei	E372u-8	USB	sk92809
Huawei	Huawei E173s-2	USB	sk92809
TP-Link	MA260	USB	sk92809
ZTE	MF669	USB	sk92809
Multi-Tech	MTC-H5-B03	USB	sk92809
Novatel	MC547	USB	sk92809

Q: Which 4G/LTE modems are supported ?
A: Check Point lists all supported modems in sk92809.

Model	Type	Port	Support Reference
Huawei (Vodafone)	K5150	USB	sk92809
Huawei	E398	USB	sk92809
Sierra	G-MC7710u Industrial	USB	sk92809
Sierra	AirCard 312U	USB	sk92809
Sierra	AirCard 313U	USB	sk92809
NCXX	NCXX UX302NC	USB	sk92809

Q: The 1400 appliance type is missing in R77.30 / R80 SmartDashboard ?
A: Check Point provides a procedure for R77.30 and R80 to add it.

Q: Why do I have issues changing the filtering list of allowed MAC addresses for wireless connections ?
A: This is a known issue in current releases. Only change wireless settings when you are directly connected to your 1400 Appliance. Changing wireless settings, such as the MAC address filtering list, when connected per WLAN (via Wi-Fi) leads to a permanent error in the configuration that won't even be resolved by connecting directly later on. Only a complete reset of the 1400 Appliance will currently help fixing this issue.

Q: Why does my 1400 Appliance not perform as fast as my previous UTM-1 Edge N Appliance ?
A: The 1400 Appliance performs far more security functions than a UTM-1 Edge N, thus why you are seeing differences in performance. By disabling blades you are not using in Home > Security Dashboard, performance should improve. Always keep in mind that a 1400 Appliance is Check Points smallest NGTP Appliance, designed for the best security even at small and home office environments. Since it's an Embedded Appliance running on an ARM CPU it's by design of the product that it's performance assets are quite limited. The more blades it has to run, the less the overall performance will be.

Q: Why do I get an error when activating my Check Point 1400 Appliance ?
A: It's always recommended to activate the Check Point 1400 Appliance manually. Therefore just generate and download the activation file in your Check Point UserCenter account. Then activate your 1400 Appliance with the downloaded activation file. Backup the activation file for later activations.
A: As described in sk93382, doing the activation can cause several errors, like 'Maximal number of activations exceeded.' or 'Cannot find registration information for the appliance in the Check Point User Center. Currently using trial license.'

Q: Does the 1400 Appliance support clustering ?
A: Of course. ClusterXL and Internet High Availability (HA -> Active/Standby) is fully supported. Only Internet Load Sharing (LS) is supported though. This applies for local and central management.

Q: How to configure a cluster between two locally managed 1400 Appliances ?
A: sk121096 describes the correct procedure.

Q: How can I create a custom boot script / disable SecureXL permanently ?
A: sk65015 describes a solution where a custom userScript can be created that will be loaded after each reboot. It's actually as simple as putting your commands or scripts containing full paths in /pfrm2.0/etc/userScript

Code:

[Expert@fw]# cd /pfrm2.0/etc/
[Expert@fw]# vi userScript
[Expert@fw]# chmod 777 userScript

Q: How is synchronization configured in a 1400 Appliance cluster ?
A: The Sync interface is usually configured on LAN2. Using the wireless interface as the Sync interface is not supported.
A: Before configuring a local cluster, make sure that the sync interface is unassigned by checking the Device > Local Network page in the WebUI.
A: sk52500 describes how to configure a Sync interface other than LAN2.

Q: How can I quickly check the top firewall policy rule hits ?
A: Login to your 1400 Appliance via SSH. Enter the command: show rule-hits

Q: How can I securely copy files via scp to/from my 1400 Appliance ?
A: Just enable Scp access with this expert-mode command: bashUser on

Code:

[Expert@fw]# bashUser on
user: admin

Bash login enabled.
Scp access enabled.

Note:
        Your default shell will now be bash,
        and when you login you will enter expert mode.
        We recommend that you use clish as your default shell,
        and move to expert mode only when necessary.
        You can move from bash to clish using the "clish" command.
        To restore your default shell to clish run "bashUser off"

A: Disable Scp access after copying your files via: bashUser off

Code:

[Expert@fw]# bashUser off
user: admin

Bash login disabled.
Scp access disabled.
Cpshell enabled.

A: sk52763 describes the same procedure for using WinSCP.

Q: Can I run my own scripts on the 1400 Appliance ?
A: Yes. They will not survive a firmware upgrade though, so keep track of your additions/modifications and recreate them after upgrading.

Q: How can I save local backups most easily ?
A: Just connect a standard FAT-formatted USB stick to the back or front USB port of your 1400 Appliance as a local storage device for backups.

Code:

clish> backup settings to usb
Creating backup...
Uploading backup_filename.zip to the USB device
Upload complete
Your settings have been successfully backed up and saved on your USB drive

A: Please note: An empty backup file will be created if the 1400 Appliance just runs with a trial license. To overcome this issue, you'd need to backup the specific files manually.

Q: Is dynamic routing supported ?
A: Of course.

Q: Which ports do I need to allow in order for my 1400 Appliance to be able to talk to my Check Point Security Management / Log Server ?
A: sk93566 lists the ports that need to be allowed. Usually it's:

1: Src - Any, Dst - Security Management server IP, TCP port 18210 (service FW1_ica_pull)
2: Src - Any, Dst - Security Management server IP, TCP port 18191 (service CPD)
3: Src - Any, Dst - Log Server server IP, TCP port 257 (service FW1_log)

Q: How can I set up a certificate based VPN on my 1100 / 1400 Appliance ?
A: Danny Jung has written an article about Certificate based VPNs with Check Point appliances.

Q: How can I troubleshoot VPN issues on my 1100 /1400 Appliance ?
# Web UI
A: Check for any related VPN log entries at Logs & Monitoring > Security Logs
A: Check the status of your VPN tunnels at VPN > VPN Tunnels
A: Test your VPN configuration at VPN > VPN Sites

# Console
A: You can do a full IKE debug in Expert Mode via these steps:
Step 1: Turn on VPN debug mode: vpn debug tunc; vpn debug on TDERROR_ALL_ALL=5
Step 2: Recreate the VPN issue
Step 3: Turn off VPN debug mode: vpn debug off; vpn debug ikeoff
Step 4: Copy $FWDIR/log/ike.elg to your PC and inspect it with IKEView

Q: How can I disable the First Time Configuration Wizard ?
A: The First Time Configuration Wizard will be disabled by default after completing it.
A: You might also disable it manually by executing the following command at the console: set property first-time-wizard off

Code:

$ ssh -l admin 192.168.1.1
admin@192.168.1.1's password: 
> Welcome to CLISH. The First Time Configuration wizard was not completed yet
> NOTE: The First Time Configuration wizard may delete or override some of the settings you set in CLISH
> To disable the First Time Configuration wizard (and USB automatic configuration) please run "set property first-time-wizard off"

clish>

Q: How can I run the First Time Configuration Wizard again ?
A: You can run it once by entering the following command at the console: set property first-time-wizard once

Q: How do I successfully establish a VPN connection with a locally managed 1100 Appliance using certificates ?
A: While the Check Point 1100 Appliance was primarily designed to be centrally managed in corporate enterprise networks it is also possible that there is a locally (i.e. externally managed) 1100 Appliance that needs to be configured for a VPN connection to your corporate Check Point VPN gateway / cluster. Even dynamically assigned IP address (DAIP) gateway solutions which have to keep up a permanent VPN tunnel to the corporate office are possible. sk94028 describes the full configuration procedure.

Q: How do I set up certificate based VPNs with my Check Point 1100 / 1400 appliance ?
A: Please read my article about how to set up certificate based VPNs.

Q: Why does no traffic pass through the VPN tunnel between my 1400 Appliances and an interoperable device ?
A: You probably forgot to mark the interoperable device as a Check Point gateway as described here.

Q: Which clustering technology is being used by the Check Point 1400 Appliances ?
A: Check Point ClusterXL.

Q: Can I configure a locally managed Check Point 1400 Appliance cluster by using two different 1400 models ?
A: Yes. However, clusters should be always configured using identical cluster nodes for better consistency, stability and reliability.

Q: Can I configure a Check Point 1400 Appliance cluster with cluster nodes running on different firmwares ?
A: No. This would lead into the following error:

Q: Is there any other limitation when considering to run Check Point 1400 Appliances in clustering mode ?
A: Yes, you can't neither use switches nor bridges in the local configuration of your 1400 Appliances.

Q: How do I know if my inactive cluster node became active when running Check Point 1400 Appliances in clustering mode ?
A: In centralized management just check SmartView Monitor. In local management you'll receive a notification in the WebUI.

Q: How do I know if my active cluster node became inactive when running Check Point 1400 Appliances in clustering mode ?
A: In centralized management just check SmartView Monitor. In local management you'll receive a notification in the WebUI.

Q: When running Check Point 1400 Appliances in clustering mode, how can I manually change the activity of the cluster nodes ?
A: In centralized management just change the priority of the cluster nodes in the cluster object properties and install the security policy.
A: In local management you can force a member down by hitting the button 'Force Member Down' in the WebUI of the specific cluster node.
A: You can always use the typical ClusterXL commands at the console to control your Check Point 1100 Appliance cluster. (i.e. clusterXL_admin up/down)

Q: I configured a Check Point 1400 Appliance cluster but still keep getting errors ?
A: Don't forget to reboot your Check Point 1400 Appliances right after the cluster configuration in order to get the cluster working. Otherwise you might see blocked connections for the service 'CP_Cluster_sync' in your log files.

Q: I keep getting an 'Error during OS sync' at the end of my Check Point 1400 Appliance cluster configuration ?
A: To overcome this issue just reboot your Check Point 1400 Appliance without closing the error window shown below.

Q: Why are connections to TCP port 443 blocked on my 1400 Appliance ?
A: Because this port is already being used by the Visitor Mode functionality for Remote Access users. sk93746 provides a solution.

Q: Why is my VoIP phone not working behind my locally managed 1400 Appliance ? Why does my IPS blade still blocks SIP traffic with the error message 'IPS - SIP data malformed or Error with SIP data.' even after I turned it off ?
A: Because on Check Point 1400 Appliances that are locally manged, the implicit policy rules of the IPS blade are working, even if the blade is turned off or an exception rule is created. sk93200 provides a solution by changing the default port (5060) of the SIP_TCP and SIP_UDP objects and creating two new ones. This circumvents the content inspection engine and therefore will allow your VoIP phone to work.

Q: How do I to create an "Allow and Forward" rule on my locally managed 1400 Appliance ?
A: sk93588 describes how to make use of the server types for this.

Q: Is a 19" rack mount kit available for my 1400 Appliances ?
A: Yes, just order the 1400 rack mount kit accessory which will allow housing two 1400 Appliances side-by-side in a 19” wide rack.

Q: Is there an DEMO of the 1400 appliance avaiable ?
A: While there isn't an demo for the 1400, there is one for the 700 which is very similar to the 1400 when locally managed.

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700 Appliance demo

Login: demo

Password: checkpoint

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Q: How to remotely reset the admin / expert password on Centrally Managed 1100 / 1200R / 1400 appliance from a Security Management Server ?

A: sk119633 provides a solution.

Q: What's missing ?
A: The integrated Terminal Console window that the GAiA Portal features.
A: A visual overview about all ports and their connection status, similar to what the UTM-1 Edge offered under Network > Ports.
A: More information on the System Information page. Like cluster status, VPN status, connected USB sticks or SD cards etc.
A: An option to allow two or more Admins to login to the WebUI at the same time.

Oliver_Fink · ‎2019-01-03

Hi, Danny.

Your citation is exactly what I had in mind when I wrote: "I think can read between the lines of the documentation that you can only configure 2 nodes." As you did, I would conclude that Check Point thinks of a cluster of two nodes – same as in your first version of your answer did when you wrote that you never thought of more than 2 nodes. I also admit that I would not try a 1400 cluster with more than 2 nodes of my own accord.

But I cannot read explicitly that more than 2 nodes are not supported. I would not insist on this if there were no possibility to configure more nodes.

In the meantime I found sk138893: How to create Centrally managed cluster for Embedded Gaia SMB gateways. There at classic mode is also explained with "Add the two New Cluster members from the Option Window". So, I believe, you are right. But I added feedback to sk138893 requesting clarification.

Thanks for your support.

Danny · ‎2019-01-03

That's the best thing you can do. In another thread regarding VLANs on physical interfaces that are already in use that's what helped clarifying if it's supported or not. It turned out that it's not while you can actually configure it.

Oliver_Fink · ‎2019-01-03

I will keep you updated to put it into the FAQ.

Pedro_Espindola · ‎2019-01-03

Hey Danny Jung.

I think this FAQ could include information about console connection and the 115200 speed.

Oliver_Fink · ‎2019-01-14

Check Point added to the notes of sk138893: "In Classic Mode, the configuration of two nodes is supported."

In Wizard Mode only two nodes can be configured, in Classic Mode only two nodes are supported. Ergo: Embedded GAiA supports only 2-node clusters. Maybe this can be added to the FAQ.

HristoGrigorov · ‎2019-01-23

I recommend that this excellent FAQ is pinned to Featured Content section here.

Oliver_Fink · ‎2019-01-24

In the past I had to connect an 1100 appliance to a console port server with 9600 bps. This can be done with:

fw_setenv baudrate 9600

The information about the speed of the console port can be retrieved with:

fw_printenv -n baudrate

Maybe this is also something for the FAQ.

G_W_Albrecht · ‎2019-01-24

Surely that is something for the FAQ - the fw_setenv command is documented only in sk135332: Console is not connecting after restoring to Factory Default on SMB appliances

Details: "sw show port serial speed" and "fw_printenv baudrate" commands do not show the same value. ........... Also the following workaround is available: change the Serial port - Port speed from Device -> Advanced Settings to match the output from the command "fw_printenv baudrate" and this should restore console access.

Second command from expert mode is sw set port serial speed 115200

CCSP - CCSE / CCTE / CTPS / CCME / CCSM Elite / SMB Specialist

Oleg_Sidletskiy · ‎2019-02-13

Сan anyone tell how to see who has connect through VPN?

Pedro_Espindola · ‎2019-02-14

In R77.20.85 (with local management) there is a "Connected Remote Users" section in the VPN tab.

Vincent_Van_Bru · ‎2019-02-15

Hello, this FAQ is really well built, thanks.

Just one question where I didn't find the confirmation for : Are Inline and/or Ordered Layers supported by 14XX appliances ?

Thanks.

PhoneBoy · ‎2019-02-15

Not supported.

This is because the code is still based on R77.x.

I assume once we move to an R80.x codebase for the SMB appliances, they will be supported.

bernhard_m · ‎2019-02-22

Hi Danny Jung, i think debugging VPN on SMB appliances is done by debugging sfwd and is written to sfwd.elg (see sk62482).

PhoneBoy · ‎2019-02-23

The way to check IPS and AV signature package version from CLI is: pt bladeUpdateStatus

akcent_stone · ‎2019-02-25

Very Nice Content..

VENKAT_S_P · ‎2019-04-30

Question:

Whether the healthcheck script - sk121447 work on these SMB boxes (being embedded gaia)?

Fernando_Hagels · ‎2019-05-13

Hello all:

Is there a way to check the loaded VPN topology for a centrally managed Appliance ?

in order to verify:

VPN Servers and interfaces
Subnets or vpn domains

in a few words... the equivalent of sk64040 for the Gaia Embedded appliances.

the main reason is for troubleshooting purposes... (very helpfull for me on SMB appliances).

thanks in advance for your time and comments.

Herman_Vermeule · ‎2020-04-08

Is it possible to create Remote Access (for users to connect to their LAN behind the Firewall) on a 1470 appliance which is Centrally Managed?

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