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Installing Security Management Server and Security Gateways In This Section: Check Point Gaia software runs on many platforms and pre-configured appliances. Installations differ by deployment option and platform. During installation, an automatic check is done to makes sure that there is enough disk space for the installation. For more about supported deployments, platforms, hardware requirements and operating systems, see the Note - You must install, configure and activate the TCP/IP network protocol before you run the installation program. Installing Using Gaia Upgrades (CPUSE) With CPUSE, you can automatically update Check Point products for the Gaia OS, and the Gaia OS itself. The software update packages and full images are for major releases, minor releases and Hotfixes.

The SmartDashboard and other SmartConsole applications are the GUI. Insert the R77 distribution media or download the SmartConsole application from the. Disclaimer This page is not a piece of advice to remove Check Point SmartConsole R77.20 by CheckPoint from your PC, we are not saying that Check Point SmartConsole R77.20 by CheckPoint is not a good application.

All of the CPUSE processes are handled by the Deployment Agent daemon (DA). Gaia automatically locates and shows the available software update packages and full images that are relevant to the Gaia operating system version installed on the computer, the computer's role (gateway, Security Management Server, standalone), and other specific properties. The images and packages can be downloaded from the Check Point Support center and installed. Note - The Software Updates feature was renamed to Check Point Upgrade Service Engine ( CPUSE) in R77.20. Limitations when Installing Full Images. IP Appliances are not supported. UTM-1 130 and UTM-1 270 are not supported.

Software Update Requirements. At least 4 GB free disk space in /var/log. Un-partitioned free disk space should be at least the size of root partition. To find out the:. Amount of un-partitioned free disk space run: pvs. Size of the root partition, run: df -h To update the Gaia Software Updates agent:.

Make sure the proxy and the DNS server are configured. In the Portal, go to Upgrades (CPUSE) Software Updates Policy. In the Software Deployment Policy section. Select one of these options:. Manually – Do the procedure described in the. Scheduled or Automatic – the latest Deployment Agent is downloaded and automatically installed. Periodically update new Deployment Agent version - Updates only the DA according to the configured time period.

Click Apply. To install R77 using Upgrades (CPUSE) - Portal:. Click the Full Images tab. Select the R77 image.

Click Download. To make sure the installation is allowed, click Actions Verifier. The Installation verified - Installation is allowed window shows.

Verification is complete. Click Clean Install.

Installing Standalone In This Section Standalone Deployment - The Security Management Server and the Security Gateway are installed on the same computer or appliance. Item Description 1 Standalone computer Security Gateway component Security Management Server component Disk Partitions in a Gaia Clean Installation In general, Gaia disk partitions in a clean installation are larger than SecurePlatform partitions. On Check Point appliances, the size of the disk partitions is predefined. On Smart-1 50/150/3050/3150 appliances, you can modify the default disk partitions in the first 20 seconds of an installation. The non-interactive installation then continues. When installing Gaia on an open server, these partitions have default sizes:.

System-swap. System-root. Logs. Backup and upgrade You can change the System-root and the Logs partition sizes.

The storage size assigned for backup and upgrade is updated accordingly. To see the size of the system-root and log partitions on an installed system, enter expert mode and run the df -h command. For example: df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Used% Mounted on /dev/mapper/vgsplat-lvcurrent 25G 3.4G 20G 15% / /dev/sda1 145M 19M 118M 14% /boot tmpfs 2.0G 0 2.0G 0% /dev/shm /dev/mapper/vgsplat-lvlog 40G 345M 37G 1% /var/log In this example, the system root partition has 25 GB of disk space, and 40 GB is assigned for logs. Most of the remaining space on the disk is reserved for backup images and upgrade. To see the disk space assigned for backup images, connect to the Gaia Portal and go to the Maintenance Image Management page.

On an Open Server, the available space shown in the Image Management page is less than the space you defined when installing Gaia. The difference between the two amounts is the space reserved for upgrades. The amount of reserved space equals the size of the system-root partition.

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Note - The minimum recommended space in /var/log to support upgrade is 4 GB. Installing Standalone on Appliances You can configure these appliances as Standalone:.

UTM-1. IP appliances. 2200 series. 4000 series.

12000 series. 13000 series. 21000 series Before you configure an appliance as a Standalone (Check Point Security Gateway and Security Management Server in one), you must first install the latest version of R77 Gaia Operating System on it. To install the latest version of R77 on appliances running R77.20 or earlier version of Gaia, run a clean installation. On appliances running R77.30 or higher, revert to factory defaults. Running a Clean Installation of Gaia To install R77 Gaia on IP appliances: See. To install R77 Gaia on UTM-1 and 2012 series appliances:.

Download the Gaia Operation System ISO file from the. Create one of these removable installation media:. DVD - burn the ISO file onto it.

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Removable USB device - see to create it. Connect a computer to the console port on the front of the appliance through the supplied DB9 serial cable. Connect to the appliance through a terminal emulation program, using these connection settings:. The connection type - select or enter a serial port. Define the serial port settings: 9600 BPS, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit.

From the Flow control list, select None. Connect the installation media to the USB port on the appliance.

For installation from a DVD, connect an external DVD drive, and insert the DVD into it. Reboot the appliance. The appliance begins the boot process and status messages show in the terminal emulation window.

Redirect boot sequence to the installation media:. For installation from a DVD - Press Enter within 90 seconds to boot from the installation media.

Note - If more time elapses, the appliance boots from the hard drive. For installation from a removable USB device - In the boot screen, enter serial at the boot prompt and press Enter. The R77 ISO file is installed on the appliance, and the version and build number show in the terminal emulation window and on the LCD screen. Reboot the appliance - press CTRL+C. The appliance reboots and shows the model number on the LCD screen. Configuring a Standalone Appliance You can configure a Check Point Standalone appliance using the Check Point First Time Configuration Wizard in one of these modes:. Standard - supported on all appliances running all R77 Gaia versions.

Quick Setup - supported only on 2200, 4000, 12000, 13000 and 21000 series appliances running R77.30 or a later Gaia version Gaia Quick Setup is suitable for quick deployment of preconfigured settings on Check Point appliances. You can use it in production environments, for Security Checkup analysis, and for demos. Quick Setup configures appliances as Check Point Standalone (Security Management Server and Security Gateway), with selected Software Blades preconfigured, and in monitor or in bridge mode.

For more information, see. To configure Check Point products on an appliance running Gaia Operating System, the administrator uses the IP address of the management interface on the appliance.

The default is 192.168.1.1, but you can change it. If you change the management interface IP address, make sure it is on the same subnet as the management network, so that you can access the appliance from a remote computer over the network. You can change the management IP address before, during, or after running the First Time Configuration Wizard.

If you change the management IP address during the First Time Configuration Wizard, the warning shows: Your IP address has been changed. In order to maintain the browser connection, the old IP address will be retained as a secondary IP address.

Note - On a UTM-1 appliance, the internal interface (INT) is used as the management interface. To change the management IP address before running the First Time Configuration Wizard:. Open a console connection to the appliance using the default management IP address.

Log in using the default credentials:. username - admin. password - admin. Run the show interfaces command to get the name of the management interface.

In Clish, run this command to set the management interface: set interface mgmt ipv4-address subnet-mask. Run this command to configure the static route to the default gateway: set static-route default nexthop gateway address on Now, you can use the configured management IP address to connect through a browser with the Portal and to run the First Time Configuration Wizard. To change the management IP address after running the First Time Configuration Wizard:. Open a browser connection to the default management IP address. In Portal, go to Network Management Network interfaces. In the Management Interface area, click Set Management Interface. The Management interface window shows which interface is configured as the management interface.

In Interfaces table, select the management interface and click Edit. Change the IP address of the interface. Note - The connection will drop, because the settings of an interface the browser is currently connecting to are changed. To configure a Standalone appliance using First Time Configuration Wizard in the standard mode:. Connect the appliance to the management network through the management interface ( MGMT). On a computer that is connected to the management network, open a web browser to the management IP address on the appliance. The login page opens.

Log in with the default credentials:. username - admin. password - admin.

Click Login. The First Time Configuration Wizard starts and the Welcome screen shows. Click Next. In the Setup section of Deployment Options view, select Continue with Gaia R77 configuration and click Next. Change the default administrator password and click Next. Configure the Management Connection settings:. IPv4 address and Subnet mask of the management interface Note - You can leave the IP address and the subnet mask unchanged.

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It is either the factory default address or the latest address that the administrator configured. IPv4 address of the Default Gateway. Configure IPv6 (optional) -. Select On from the drop-down menu (by default, it is off). Enter the IPv6 address and Subnet mask of the management interface.

Enter the IPv6 address of the Default Gateway. Click Next.

Configure Connection to UserCenter settings (optional) - an additional interface for remote management:. Interface - select an interface on the appliance. Configure IPv4 -. Select On from the drop-down menu (by default, it is off). Enter the IPv4 address and Subnet mask of the interface. Configure IPv6 -.

Select On from the drop-down menu (by default, it is off). Enter the IPv6 address and Subnet mask of the interface. Click Next.

Configure the Date and Time Settings in one of these ways:. Manually. Configure the NTP server - define the hostname and the IP address (IPv4 or IPv6). Click Next.

In the Products window, select Security Gateway and Security Management If the unit is part of a cluster:. Select the cluster type: ClusterXL or VRRP Cluster. Define the Management as Primary, Secondary, or Log Server/SmartEvent Only. Enter the Cluster Global ID - only on versions R77.30 and later. Click Next. Define login credentials for the Security Management Server administrator account - Name and New Password.

Click Next. Define SmartConsole clients that can log in to the Security Management Server:.

For This machine or Network - an IPv4 or an IPv6 address. Range of IPv4 addresses. Click Next. On UTM-1 and 2012 models only -. Get a license automatically from the User Center and activate it, or use the trial license. If there is a proxy server between the appliance and the Internet, enter its IP address and port.

Click Next. Review the summary, make sure it is correct, and click Finish.

On UTM-1 and 2012 models only, click Yes to start the configuration process. A progress bar tracks the configuration of each task. Click OK to finish the installation. If the Help Check Point Improve Upgrades (CPUSE) window shows, click Yes or No. After Gaia R77.30 is installed on the appliance, you can also download the SmartConsole using the Gaia Portal. To download the SmartConsole:. Open a web browser and connect to:.

In the Overview page of the Portal, click Download Now!

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