Did you watch the excellent TechTalk 'Security Gateway Performance Optimization with Timothy Hall'?
Link to the video: https://community.checkpoint.com/videos/7987
Link to the slides: https://community.checkpoint.com//docs/DOC-3169
The presentation ended with: "As Check Point administrators, you should always quickly run the “Super Seven” commands whenever you access a firewall to check performance"
So I've created a simple script that executes all super seven performance assessment commands that were mentioned by Timothy Hall . I called the script s7pac.
I'm thankful that this script is being mentioned in the third edition of the book Max Power 2020: Check Point Firewall Performance Optimization.
@Danny created a SmartConsole extension of s7pac. See this thread.
To install the script on a Security Gateway, simply run the following command in Expert mode:
curl_cli -o /usr/bin/s7pac tools.checkpoint.engineer/s7pac && chmod +x /usr/bin/s7pac
Or download s7pac here, copy it to your Security Gateway and make it executable.
GitHub repository: https://github.com/Rick-Hoppe/s7pac
Changelog
0.1 First version
0.2 - Added check to make sure script is started on a Security Gateway
- Output to file in home-directory (format is s7pac_$(hostname)_$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M).log)
- Include page numbers of the book Max Power: Check Point Firewall Performance Optimization - Second Edition
0.3 Added RX-DRP check (thanks to @Ofir_Shikolski for the code)
0.4 Updated with R80.30 references to the book Max Power 2020
0.5 Added ethtool -S output (thanks to @Andreas_Zentsch for the tip)
My blog: https://checkpoint.engineer