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How to install Checkpoint Smart Console on Windows 10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this video i would like to show all of u about, How to install Checkpoint Smart Console on Windows 10 and in this video very important can use this software for Manage Firewall Checkpoint.

Click Here to Show the Entire Article (1) Background To proactively enhance the security of our online update services, Check Point will gradually migrate certificates on its servers from SHA-1 based to SHA-256 based starting in June 2016 (with a major migration in October 2016) and ending in November 2016. Important Note: If the required packages are not installed by that time, Check Point Software on your machine will fail to communicate with Check Point online download / upload services once the certificates migration process is completed. For detailed installation instructions, refer to - section ' (4) How to work with CPUSE' • Online installation in Gaia Portal • Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine. • Navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section (in Gaia R77.20) / Software Updates section (in Gaia R77.10 and lower). • Click on Status and Actions page. • Select the hotfix package Hotfix for sk103839. - click on More button on the toolbar - click on Verifier (or right-click on the package and click on Verifier).

• Select the hotfix package - click on Install Update button on the toolbar. • Reboot is required.

• Download and install the improved SmartConsole from the table above. • Online installation in Gaia Clish • Connect to the command line on your Check Point machine. • Log in to Clish. • Acquire the lock over Gaia configuration database: HostName:0>lock database override • Check the available packages: Note: Refer to the top section ' Hotfixes' - refer to ' Hotfix for sk103839.' HostName:0>show installer packages available-for-download • Verify that this package can be installed without conflicts: HostName:0>installer verify • Download the hotfix package from the Check Point Cloud: HostName:0>installer download • Show the downloaded packages: HostName:0>show installer packages downloaded • Install the downloaded package: HostName:0>installer install Note: The progress (in per cent) will be displayed in Clish. • Reboot is required. • Download and install the improved SmartConsole from the table above.

• Offline installation in Gaia Portal • Install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from. • Download the CPUSE Offline package from the table above to your computer. • Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine. • Navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section (in Gaia R77.20) / Software Updates section (in Gaia R77.10 and lower).

• Click on Status and Actions page. • On the toolbar, click on the More button and select Import Package. • In the Import Package window, click on Browse. - select the CPUSE offline package - click on Upload. • Click on the filter button near the ' Help' icon and select All. • Select the imported hotfix package Hotfix for sk103839. - click on More button on the toolbar - click on Verifier (or right-click on the package and click on Verifier).

• Select the imported hotfix package - click on Install Update button on the toolbar. • Reboot is required. • Download and install the improved SmartConsole from the table above. • Offline installation in Gaia Clish • Install the latest build of CPUSE Agent from. • Download the CPUSE Offline package from the table above to your computer. • Transfer the offline package to your Check Point machine (into some directory, e.g., /some_path_to_hotfix/).

• Connect to the command line on your Check Point machine. • Log in to Clish.

• Acquire the lock over Gaia configuration database: HostName:0>lock database override • Import the package from the hard disk: Note: When import completes, this package is deleted from the original location. HostName:0>installer import local /.TGZ_or_TAR • Show the imported packages: Note: Refer to the top section ' Hotfixes' - refer to ' ' HostName:0>show installer packages imported • Verify that this package can be installed without conflicts: HostName:0>installer verify • Install the imported package: HostName:0>installer install • Reboot is required.

• Download and install the improved SmartConsole from the table above. • Download the relevant hotfix package from the table above and transfer it to the machine. • Unpack and install the hotfix: [Expert@HostName]# tar -zxvf Check_Point_Hotfix__Linux_sk103839.tgz [Expert@HostName]#./UnixInstallScript Notes: • The script will stop all of Check Point services (' cpstop') - read the output on the screen.

• To install the package ' R77.20 for Gaia without reboot', run: [Expert@HostName:0]#./fw1_wrapper_ Reboot is not required - at the end of the installation, the ' cpstart' command is executed automatically. • Reboot is required (except for ' R77.20 for Gaia without reboot' package). • Download and install the improved SmartConsole from the table above. • Download the relevant hotfix package from the table above, transfer the hotfix package to the machine. • Use any archive program (WinZIP, WinRAR, 7-Zip, TUGZip, IZArc) to unpack the Check_Point_Hotfix__Win_sk103839.tgz file. • Open the Disk_Images folder. • Open the Disk1 folder.

• Right-click on the setup.exe file - click on Run as administrator. Note: The script will stop all of Check Point services (' cpstop') - read the output on the screen. • Reboot is required. • Download and install the improved SmartConsole from the table above. For detailed uninstall instructions, refer to - section ' (4) How to work with CPUSE'.

• To uninstall the standard CPUSE package that requires reboot: • In Gaia Portal: • Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine. • Navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section (in Gaia R77.20) / Software Updates section (in Gaia R77.10 and lower).

• Click on Status and Actions page. • Click on the filter button near the ' Help' icon and select Installed. • Right-click on the hotfix package Hotfix for sk103839. - select Uninstall. • Reboot is required. • In Gaia Clish: • Connect to the command line on your Check Point machine. • Log in to Clish.

• Acquire the lock over Gaia configuration database: HostName:0>lock database override • Uninstall the package Hotfix for sk103839.: HostName:0>installer uninstall Note: The progress (in per cent) will be displayed in Clish. • Reboot is required. New Products Management Crawford Free. • To uninstall the CPUSE package for R77.20 that did not require a reboot: • In Gaia Portal: • Connect to the Gaia Portal on your Check Point machine.

• Navigate to Upgrades (CPUSE) section. • Click on Status and Actions page.

• In the menu near the ' Help' icon, select Installed. • Right-click on the hotfix package R77.20 Hotfix for sk103839. - select Uninstall • Reboot is not required. • In Gaia Clish: • Connect to the command line on your Check Point machine. • Log in to Clish. • Acquire the lock over Gaia configuration database: HostName:0>lock database override • Uninstall the package R77.20 Hotfix for sk103839.: HostName:0>installer uninstall Note: The progress (in per cent) will be displayed in Clish.

• Reboot is not required. • Execute the uninstall script: Version Command to run R77.20 HostName[admin]#./opt/CPsuite-R77/uninstall_fw1_wrapper_HOTFIX_R77_20_HF6IS R77.10 HostName[admin]#./opt/CPsuite-R77/uninstall_fw1_wrapper_HOTFIX_R77_HF_HA10_012 R77 HostName[admin]#./opt/CPsuite-R77/uninstall_fw1_wrapper_HOTFIX_R77_HF_BASE_013I R76 HostName[admin]#./opt/CPsuite-R76/uninstall_fw1_wrapper_HOTFIX_GIZMO_HF_BASE_041_060I R75.47 HostName[admin]#./opt/CPsuite-R75.40/uninstall_fw1_wrapper_HOTFIX_FOXX_HF_HA47_069 Note: The script will stop all of Check Point services (' cpstop') - read the output on the screen. • Reboot is required.

• Go to Control Panel: • On Windows 2000 / 2003 - click on Add/Remove Programs • On Windows 2008 / Vista / 7 - click on Programs and Features • Select the hotfix - click on Uninstall button: Version Hotfix Name R77.20 Check Point R77.20_R77_20_HF6W R77.10 Check Point R77.10_R77_HF_HA10_012W R77 Check Point R77_R77_HF_BASE_013W R76 Check Point R76_GIZMO_HF_BASE_041_060I R75.47 Check Point R75.47_FOXX_HF_HA47_069 Note: The script will stop all of Check Point services (' cpstop') - read the output on the screen. • Reboot is required.

Alternatively, run the installation program with ' -u' flag: • Open the elevated Command Prompt: Start - Programs - Accessories - right-click on 'Command Prompt' icon - select ' Run as administrator'. • Navigate to the folder where you unpacked the hotfix package: DISK: >cd 'path_to_unpacked_hotfix_package' • Run the installation program with ' -u' flag: DISK: path_to_unpacked_hotfix_package >setup.exe -u • Reboot is required. • Uninstall the current improved SmartConsole. • Install the default SmartConsole from the relevant Home Page (,,,, ).

(3) Required packages for Check Point online upload service (3-A) Improved CPinfo package • Improved CPinfo package (Build 914000164 and above) is available in the. • Improved CPinfo package (Build 914000164) is integrated in the following: • for 3200 / 5000 / 15000 / 23000 / Sandblast Threat Emulation appliances released on December 16th, 2016 • for 2200 / 4000 / 12000 / 13000 / 21000 / Threat Emulation / Smart-1 / UTM-1 / Power-1 / IP Series / Open Servers released on December 27th, 2016 Note: The improved CPinfo package not only supports SHA-256 certificates, but also integrates the functionality of the standalone Check Point Uploader utility ( / ), which becomes deprecated starting in October 2016. (3-B) Improved CPUSE Agent package • Improved CPUSE Agent package (Build 1005 and above) is available in the.

• Improved CPUSE Agent package (Build 1130) is integrated in the following: • for 3200 / 5000 / 15000 / 23000 / Sandblast Threat Emulation appliances released on December 16th, 2016 • for 2200 / 4000 / 12000 / 13000 / 21000 / Threat Emulation / Smart-1 / UTM-1 / Power-1 / IP Series / Open Servers released on December 27th, 2016 (3-C) Improved GUI-based CPUploader package Improved GUI-based CPUploader utility was released on November 20th, 2016 as an integral part of the package for Windows OS. Follow the instructions in. (3-D) Improved CPSizeMe package Improved CPSizeMe package (version 3.14) is available in. Note: Applies only to R77.20 (3-E) Improved SmartConsole package • Improved R80 SmartConsole package for upload service is available in. • For R77.30 SmartConsole upload functionality, install the build 914000173 and above on the SmartConsole computer.

• For lower SmartConsole versions, to create the improved SmartConsole for your version. (3-F) Improved Endpoint Security Client's built-in CPinfo The improved built-in CPinfo utility () is available starting in. (4) Additional Products. Product / Blade / Feature Support for SHA-256 certificates LOM card on Check Point appliances Not relevant (no services / protections are updated, no license is verified). DDoS Protector appliance Not relevant (signature updates are manually downloaded from ). UTM-1 Edge X / W There is no plan to add SHA-256 support for these appliances because support for these appliances ended on. Safe@Office 500 There is no plan to add SHA-256 support for these appliances because support for these appliances ended on.

Some hotfixes replace the same files. In cases where a private hotfix provided by Check Point Support is installed, there might be a conflict between the hotfixes, and hotfix installation will be aborted with specific message about what fixes exactly conflict with each other.

To get a combined Hotfix that contains all the required fixes for your Check Point machine For faster resolution and verification, please provide the following: • Specific message about what fixes conflict with each other • from the involved Check Point machine •. The previously released R77.20 'regular' hotfix contains all the previously released R77.20 recommended hotfixes.

One of such integrated R77.20 recommended hotfixes requires reboot. The fix for SHA-256 certificates is only a user space library file and installing it does not require reboot. A 'lighter' hotfix package was created for R77.20 Gaia that includes only the fix for SHA-256 certificates to allow installing the required SHA-256 fix without rebooting the machine. This 'lighter' hotfix package should not conflict with other hotfix packages that might already be installed on the R77.20 Gaia machine: • If other hotfix packages are already installed on the R77.20 Gaia machine, then you should be able to easily install this 'lighter' hotfix package on top of them. • If this is a cleanly installed R77.20 Gaia (without any hotfixes), then you can easily install this 'lighter' hotfix package, and later you should be able to install other desired hotfix packages on top of it (however, other hotfix packages will require a reboot). In case any conflict between the hotfixes is detected, the installation will automatically be aborted with relevant explanation that mentions the conflicting hotfixes.

With this information. For faster resolution and verification, please also collect from the Security Management Server and Security Gateways involved in the case. Yes - fix for online download services was integrated into all known Jumbo Hotfix Accumulators. Status update as of 13 July 2015: Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator Integration Issue IDs Integrated in Full since Take 7 Take 1 Take 2 Take 4 Take 91 Full since Take 14 Take 16 Take 1 Take 3 Take 116 Full since Take 3 Take 5 Take 3 Take 0 Take 37 Full since Take 4 Take 1 Take 4 Take 2 Take 54 Full since Take 3 Take 5 Take 3 Take 8 Take 76 Full since Take 3 Take 6 Take 2 Take 8 Take 62 Full since Take 3 Take 6 Take 2 Take 8 Take 15 •. • Download and transfer it to the involved machine. • Collect on the involved machine: # cpinfo -o /path_to/.cpinfo Note: Do not use the '-z' flag, so that the output file is not compressed. • Unpack the package with a special shell script: # tar xvf sha256_check.tar • Assign the execute permissions to the shell script: # chmod u+x sha256_check.sh • Execute the script (requires absolute path to the CPinfo file): #./sha256_check.sh /path_to/ Refer to the instructions on the screen.

• Download and transfer it to a machine that runs Gaia / SecurePlatform / Linux / IPSO OS. • Collect from the involved machine: C: >cpinfo -z -o C:.cpinfo • Transfer the collected CPinfo file to the same machine (that runs on Gaia / SecurePlatform / Linux / IPSO OS) where you transferred the package with a special shell script. • Unpack the CPinfo file: # gzip -d -v.cpinfo.gz • Unpack the package with a special shell script: # tar xvf sha256_check.tar • Assign the execute permissions to the shell script: # chmod u+x sha256_check.sh • Execute the script (requires absolute path to the CPinfo file): #./sha256_check.sh /path_to/ Refer to the instructions on the screen. • Instructions for Security Gateway / Security Management Server After installing the hotfix and rebooting, run the following command on your machine with an Internet connection and configured DNS servers ( Important Note: HTTPS Inspection should be disabled on the Security Gateway): In R77 and above: [Expert@HostName]# curl_cli --verbose --cacert $CPDIR/conf/ca-bundle.crt --tlsv1 In R76 and lower: [Expert@HostName]# curl_cli --verbose --cacert $FWDIR/bin/ca-bundle.crt --tlsv1 • If the connection succeeds, then everything works correctly (see example below). • If an error message appears, then for assistance. On versions R77.20 and lower, automatic license activation cannot be performed during First Time Configuration Wizard without the required hotfix.