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Re: Checkpoint Firewall Configuration

Subject: Re: Checkpoint Firewall Configuration
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 13:20:46 -0600
No easy open source tool for audit purpose that will maintain
configuration changes. However I have used Firemon ($), and it works
like a champ. It will maintain all your old/new configurations,
generate reports that will highlight what has been changed between 2
selected configurations (can be any stored configs), can run multiple
audit queries for analysis.

It costs some $, but is worth the money if you have it .

On Jan 30, 2008 6:10 AM, Dieter Sarrazyn <dieter.sarrazyn@ascure.com> wrote:
Hi,

You should have a look at the following tools for auditing the
rulebase(s) and configuration:
* FWDoc: http://www.wyae.de/software/fwdoc/
* Nipper: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nipper

The only requirement is that you have the checkpoint config by hand. So
either you run the tool on the Checkpoint Mgmt server or you take a
backup of the config and run the tool on another system (recommended).

Taking a copy of the config can be done by copying the content of the
"conf" directory off of the Management server. The information in there
is sufficient for these tools.

Dieter

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Subject: Checkpoint Firewall Configuration

We are in the process of auditing our Checkpoint confifuration. We need
to capture the configuration details of the Firewall. The objective is
to identify if any changes have occured to the configuration at any
point of time.



How do we capture the firewall configuration for Audit purpose?



Thanks.
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