It seems that Check Point has changed its handling of Jumbo Hotfix Accumulators (JHFA) after many users experienced stability issues with JHFA in the beginning of 2016.
Long, long ago every customer with a support contract was able to download JHFA directly from the Support Center. Then Check Point changed the policy and you had to open a service request to gain access to a JHFA. Continue reading »
For years Tobias Lachmann posted a list of Check Point hardware, for the last time on July 30th 2015. I will try to continue and extend the list for the new appliances. Therefore I need your contribution. If you have an appliance at your fingers please be so kind to issue these commands
cat /proc/cpuinfo > lachmann.txt
cat /proc/meminfo >> lachmann.txt
and sent the file lachmann.txt to lachmannlist@fink.sh. I will try to update the list by time.
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For years Tobias Lachmann posted a list of Check Point hardware, for the last time on July 30th 2015. I will try to continue and extend the list for the new appliances. Therefore I need your contribution. If you have an appliance at your fingers please be so kind to issue these commands
cat /proc/cpuinfo > lachmann.txt
cat /proc/meminfo >> lachmann.txt
and sent the file lachmann.txt to lachmannlist@fink.sh. I will try to update the list by time. Continue reading »
No. I will not unveil, where this happened and who qualified as an “expert” in this way. Just enjoy. Monday is fun day.
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Working with Experts
Yesterday I worked in the home office. When connecting via Check Point VPN client to our company network I was presented a message that the certificate for the site changed. I clicked okay in the firm believe that I could easily verify this after the connection was established. (The reason was: I had to connect to the internal company network to get the sites fingerprint.) I really could verify the fingerprint – but “easily” was the problem. Continue reading »