ccc - Common Check Point Commands

[Danny]

🏆 Code Hub Contribution of the Year 2018!
👍 Endorsed by Check Point Support!
📕 Max Power 2020 advice!

ccc is a menu-driven Bash script to run common Gaia CLI tasks and show advanced system summary information.

Installation

curl_cli $(if [[ `grep proxy:ip /config/active` ]]; then echo -n '--proxy '; grep proxy:ip /config/active|cut -f2 -d' '|tr -d '\n'; echo -n :; grep proxy:port /config/active|cut -f2 -d' '; fi) -k https://dannyjung.de/ccc | zcat > /usr/bin/ccc && chmod +x /usr/bin/ccc

[TheGrave]

Am I the only one unable to read the changelog beyond version 1.5 on the website? No scroller, no nothing...Tried 3 different browsers.

[Danny]

Fixed in version 4.8

[Matthew_H_00]

Great Job. Thanks for all your effort

[Danny]

I'm glad you like it. 👍

[MarkWeber]

Very usefull scripts, I also have mentioned it in our local Check Point NL newsletter.

A lot of our Check Point partners also like it!! 

[Malka_Rudy]

Great Job!!!

Very useful, Thanks for sharing.

Rudy.

[Faizal_MS]

great script sir

[G_W_Albrecht]

RFE

Management Name : When .C not consistent with /etc/hosts, Warning with reference to sk42071 appears. This should better refer to sk112914: Cannot change R80 Security Management Server name from SmartConsole

[CPIshai]

Great Work Danny!

[John_Fleming]

funny... I remember a time when people would FREAK at the idea of 3rd party apps on Checkpoint. How times have changed. 😄

[Danny]

Some of these people are still around. Hello @Jake_Loots 🤣. But this is not just any 3rd party app, it's a simple Bash script everyone is invited to review, provide comments and improvements. It's used by many Check Point SEs, Check Point RnD and Diamond support folks and of course many end users. They love it. In fact Check Point even uses parts of this script in their own tools. Just review the credits in Check Points Gaia Health Check script. 😁 Yes, times have changed.

[Jake_Loots]

🤣

I didn't say that I would NOT run scripts like this...

... just that I would not run scripts like this ... without reading and understand the script first.  That's just because I like to know what something does.

And as far as how times have changed, back in the old IPSO days, we had the third party add-ons like BASH and others.  Of course that was the pre-Check Point Nokia days...