virtual checkpoint gateway vnic order

[nflnetwork29]

do we need to order the vnic in any specific order?

ex. 

checkpoint vm > edit settings > network adapter

network adapter 1 > mgmt vln

network adapter 2  - outside vlan

network adapter 3 - inside vlan 

Also is should network I/O control be disabled / enabled  on the vmware virtual switch? Does it cause any conflicts?

[Chris_Atkinson]

In labs I try to use eth0 for Outside and eth1 for Inside (just a habit).

A separate Mgmt interface might be surplus to requirements depending on your topology and isn't mandatory.

There are several relevant SKs, please see:

sk101214: How to configure VMware Virtual Switch (vSwitch) and ClusterXL when using CloudGuard Virtu... 

sk120416: Best Practices: Connecting CloudGuard Gateway Virtual Edition as a perimeter Security Gate... 

sk169252: Performance Tuning for Virtual Security Gateway 

sk104848: Best Practices - Performance Optimization of Security Management Server installed on VMwar...