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Transfer files to GaiA
Hello friends!
I have a problem updating the Deployment Agent. For some reason, there is no access to the CheckPoint cloud. But I can freely download the update file from the link https://support.checkpoint.com/results/download/88806. I have an idea how to update offline. But I can't find a way to transfer the file to the GaiA file system. I don't have an FTP server on my network. Tell me how to do this in another way. Maybe there is a way to get this from the Checkpoint server via command line? But I don't know the command and the full path to the *.tgz package file
I would be grateful for help
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You can copy the file to Gaia using scp/sftp.
The main thing is to make sure the user you use to transfer the file doesn't have clish set as the shell.
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk82281
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You can easily do it either via web UI, just navigate to users and enable /bin/bash shell for whatever user you are logging in with (say its admin). Or, if via ssh, from expert -> chsh -s /bin/bash admin
Then, download winscp application and use that to log into the fw, navigate to any dir required and copy the file.
Install, done.
Andy
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You can copy the file to Gaia using scp/sftp.
The main thing is to make sure the user you use to transfer the file doesn't have clish set as the shell.
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk82281
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge
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You can easily do it either via web UI, just navigate to users and enable /bin/bash shell for whatever user you are logging in with (say its admin). Or, if via ssh, from expert -> chsh -s /bin/bash admin
Then, download winscp application and use that to log into the fw, navigate to any dir required and copy the file.
Install, done.
Andy
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Thank you! It was so easy. Once again I was convinced that it is necessary to read the documentation.
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No problem, glad we can help.
Andy