I am trying to replace a Guardian Firewall with Checkpoint Firewall 1 (v4). The
router's IP address is 194.217.66.1, as is the internal network card on the
firewall. Guardian sets up a Virtual adapter to allow this to happen.
Unfortunately, Firewall-1 doesn't work the same way and I'm now banging my head
on the wall trying to work this out. The only alternative is to assign a
private Class C internally but as all addresses are currently static this would
mean updating a couple of hundred workstations.
The Guardian Firewall's ARP ini file looks like this:
[Common]
Virt_Router_IP_Address=192.168.1.2 (adapter's default gateway IP)
Real_Router_IP_Address=194.217.66.1 (router's IP Address)
GuardianIPAddress=194.217.66.244 (adapter's virtual IP)
DefaultARP=NO
What it physically looks like is:
Cisco Router (194.217.66.1) > FW External NIC (192.168.1.2) >FW Internal NIC
(194.217.66.1)
Can this be done?
Mick
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