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SMB IPSec VPN Certs - Internal CA
Good Afternoon --
Does anyone have any scripts or scripting mojo that would allow the IPSec VPN certs to be renewed on a bunch of 1400/1500 centrally managed SMB gateways all at once?
We have a large number of SMBS (R77.20 - R81.x) centrally managed by a physical 3150 SMS_r81.10. All the gateways are configured in permanent tunnels utilizing the local CP internal CA on each. We have had to renew the certs manually/ individually on all of them.
The majority of the GWs are 1400 series on the R77.20 code so scripting from the SMS is a no go -- but something we could run from the local CLI - that we could could pipe to all our SSH sessions at once would work.
Thanks!
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How are you using the ICA of the SMB device if the devices are centrally managed?
The ICA, in this case, would be on your Smart-1.
The good news is that we're about to release a script that will assist with this task.
It does require being on a specific R81.10/R81.20 JHF level at time of writing.
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I am not aware of a script. But the renewal takes places on the mgmt. There you renew the cert and push it out via policy push.
That is why I don't think you can run a script on the box itself.
Now the steps are not to bad, if I assume you renew it on the fw object in Smart Console and press the renew button, correct?
You can also think about to extend to cert time from 1 year to 3 year: https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk176527
This will save a bit of work until there is something new as PhoneBoy posted.
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Yes - the ICA is used from the object on the SMS - I misspoke. My intention was to indicate there was no type of external/ 3rd party cert being utilized.
SK176527_31539 - this is the procedure used - it just takes a long time if you have you hundreds!
But I think we will be ok increasing the cert time in the SMS.
Thanks!
