Load iso from USB stick for Smart1-210

Jesus_Cano · ‎2019-03-22

Hi,

I will do a clean install for smart1-210 upgrading to R80.10. I just install the R80.10 iso to a USB stick using isomorphic. So i just want confirm that smart1-201 can read usb stick when its rebooted, and the procedure to load from USB.

In the past i had issues with UTM-1 loading iso from usb sticks, the USB sticks werent recongnised. so i had to use an external DVD (in port USB).

PhoneBoy · ‎2019-03-22

Generally this should work. However not all USB keys will work.

HeikoAnkenbrand · ‎2019-03-22

I already had the same problem in the past.

Solution:

- Use another USB stick

- On some appliances the boot order is not correct. Open a TAC ticket and let they change the boot order settings.

TIP:

Use a ZALMAN USB Disk "ZM VE 300". It simulates a DVD ROM.

HeikoAnkenbrand · ‎2019-03-22

Link deleted.

HeikoAnkenbrand · ‎2019-03-22

ZM-VE200 is supported and ZM-VE300 works also fine:-)

List of tested USB CD/DVD drives used to re-image Check Point Appliances

JozkoMrkvicka · ‎2019-03-22

I had issues with boot from USB for Open servers (IBM) only. On Check Point, all went smooth, all the time. I remember a case where we had to move USB from one port to another, as one port was not able to boot from USB (and it was CP device).

As a last resort, you can use LOM interface to mount ISO.

Kind regards,
Jozko Mrkvicka

Jesus_Cano · ‎2019-03-25

yes, but SMart1 should recongnose USB sticks, right??? its a bit annoying ot use CD fo this task

PhoneBoy · ‎2019-03-25

It does, but not all USB sticks work.

Vivek_Kojoziky · ‎2019-07-02

ZM-VE300 works fine to install appliances, OpenServer and other OS.

Vladimir · ‎2019-03-25

@HeikoAnkenbrand Heiko, please pull this URL!

HeikoAnkenbrand · ‎2019-03-25

@Vladimir Thank you.

I have deleted the link. Check Point AV, URL filter and TE didn't find anything here.

Vladimir · ‎2019-03-25

No problem. Somewhat ironically, it was Kaspersky that lit-up like a Christmas tree the moment that site was accessed.

Given that they are CheckPoint's AV engine of choice, or at least were in the past, I wander how it got through.

BTW, my Check Point 1430 with AV/AB/IPS didn't catch it as well. I am not running TE, so I cannot comment on that.

To add the insult to injury, this was not an HTPS site. It should've been detected.