Also i get this from netstat -na

tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:257             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN

But tcpdump -i eth1 port  257 didnt bring any packet  (eth1 has the IP
of the hostname of the firewall)

many thanks

2010/9/29, a bv <[email protected]>:
> Hi, thanks
>
> I have run the cpprod_util FwIsFireWallModule command and i got 1 . It
> says on the procedure
>
> " If it is 1, then you have inadvertently installed the management
> station as a firewall. The next step is to unload the policy from the
> Management Station:" what does it mean?  I have installed the R70 on a
> single open server.
>
> Many thanks
>
>
> 2010/9/29, Gustavo Rocha de Andrade <[email protected]>:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I think the procedures below should assistance you.
>>
>>
>> Problem
>>
>> At times the management station can stop receiving logs from the
>> firewalls.
>> As a result, the the firewall, or firewalls, will begin to log locally,
>> when
>> it can not communicate with the Management station,  this can consuming
>> hard
>> drive space at a rate dependent on the amount of logging taking place.
>> Below
>> are some very practical troubleshooting procedures that have proven very
>> effective in resolving a wide variety of logging issues.
>>
>> 1) Management Server is both a Management station and a Enforcement Point
>> Ensure that the management station was not installed as a combination of
>> both a firewall/management station. This incorrect installation will
>> block
>> logs being sent to the management station.
>>
>>
>> Run the following command:
>>
>>
>> cpprod_util FwIsFireWallModule
>>
>>
>> The output will be 1 or 0.
>> If it is 1, then you have inadvertently installed the management station
>> as
>> a firewall. The next step is to unload the policy from the Management
>> Station:
>>
>>
>> fw unloadlocal
>>
>>
>> After which, you will run the following command to ensure the Management
>> Station is just that and not a firewall:
>>
>>
>> cpprod_util FwSetFireWallModule 0
>>
>>
>> Finally, reboot the management station
>>
>> 2) Reinstall the Database
>> The Management station and its database maybe out of sync,
>> Try to install the database on the Management station,
>> Go to Policy > Install Database > and select the Management station
>> object
>> and then push the policy to the firewalls,
>>
>> 3) Management Station is not Listening for Logs
>> On the Management station issue the command netstat -na and ensure that
>> it
>> is listening on port 257, which is the logging port for Check Point.
>> Issuing
>> netstat -na from the management station should show something similar to
>> the
>> example below:
>>
>> TCP    10.1.1.13:257   10.1.1.2:2085     ESTABLISHED
>> TCP    10.1.1.13:257   10.1.1.3:1133     ESTABLISHED
>>
>>
>>  Here, we see that the management station, 10.1.1.13, is listening for
>> logs
>> from both firewalls, 10.1.1.2 and 10.1.1.3, respectively
>>
>> Also, issuing netstat -na on the firewall should show the following:
>>
>>
>> tcp   0    0    10.1.1.2.2085    10.1.1.13.257   ESTABLISHED
>>
>>
>>  Please note: The above examples depict two firewalls where logging has
>> been
>> established. Upon initiation the management station and firewalls should
>> be
>> in a LISTENING state.
>>
>> 4) Checking Network Connectivity
>> Can you ping the management station from the firewall? If this fails, and
>> your rules allow for this, then it is most likely a routing issue. You
>> can
>> either have an explicit rule for ICMP between the management and
>> firewalls
>> or you can perform the following:
>>
>>
>> Policy > Global Properties > Firewall 1 > Accept ICMP requests
>> Here, ensure the option is checked and set it before last.
>>
>>
>>  Can you ping the firewall from the management station (rules must allow
>> for
>> this, see above). If this fails, and your rules allow for this, then it
>> is
>> most likely a routing issue.
>>
>> 5) Pushing Policy
>> Can you push policy from the management station or fetch policy from the
>> module? If you cannot push or fetch policy then check the SIC status
>> between
>> the Management station and the enforcement module. You might have to
>> re-establish it. Commands for fetching the policy from the management
>> station:
>>
>>
>> fw fetch hostname_of_MS
>>       or
>> fw fetch IP_Addr_of_MS
>>
>>
>> 6) Check the Log Server Settings
>> Within the Smart Center server check the log settings on the firewall
>> object
>> and make sure the log server is set to the management station or the log
>> server you are using.  How to check this:
>>
>>
>> FireWall Object > Logging > Logs and Masters > Log Servers
>>
>>
>> 7) Check that logs are being sent
>> Check to see if the fw.log file is growing on the module.  It should be
>> if
>> the logs are not going to the management station.
>>
>> On the firewall enforcement point:
>>
>> cd $FWDIR/log
>> ls -la
>>
>> or issue the following command
>>
>> netstat -an | grep 257
>>
>>
>> The above command will show that the connection is established but the
>> destination is the localhost of the firewall and not the management
>> station
>> and or log server ip.
>>
>> 8 ) Verify the %FWDIR/conf/masters file
>> Check the masters file. The hostname or IP address of the management
>> station/log server should be listed in there.  It should be look like
>> this:
>>
>>
>> nokia[admin]# cat $FWDIR/conf/masters
>> [Policy]
>> hostname_of_FW
>> [Log]
>> hostname_of_FW
>> [Alert]
>> hostname_of_FW
>>
>>
>> If the IP or name, within the masters file, does not correspond to the
>> name
>> or IP of the management station or log server you must correct this via
>> the
>> VI utility within IPSO. Please refer to Resolution 14403: A reference
>> guide
>> for the VI editor on how to use VI.
>>
>> 9) Use tcpdump to verify the network connection
>> Run a tcpdump on the firewall listening for port 257 on the interface
>> facing
>> the management station. This will confirm whether the firewall is
>> attempting
>> to send logs to the management station.
>>
>>
>> tcpdump -i eth-facing-MS port 257
>>
>>
>> You should see log traffic leaving the firewall and heading to the IP
>> address of the management station/log server.
>>
>> Note: For further explanation of tcpdump please refer to Resolution 330:
>> How
>> do I use tcpdump?
>>
>> 10) Try a log switch
>> Perform a log switch on the management station and reboot the management
>> station. If the log switch does not work, move all contents of the log
>> directory (do not move the directory) to a temp folder outside of the log
>> directory. After reboot see if logs start again
>>
>> 11) Remove potentially corrupted files
>> Delete all the $FWDIR/log files and $FWDIR/state directory files on the
>> firewall. You can perform this by accessing the above directories and
>> issuing the following command rm *.*. After which you will have to reboot
>> the firewall. Once you have deleted the files within the directory please
>> reboot the firewall (Delete only the files and not the directory).
>>
>>
>>
>> ________________________________________
>> De: Mailing list for discussion of Firewall-1
>> [[email protected]] em Nome de a bv
>> [[email protected]]
>> Enviado: quarta-feira, 29 de setembro de 2010 13:46
>> Para: [email protected]
>> Assunto: Re: [FW-1] Utmedge connected to R70 SPLAT logging problem
>>
>> Hi ,
>> thanks for the advice but i have to do the fix by myself, i cant hire
>> someone for this. Let me explain the situation more simple.
>>
>> I have an R70 SPLAT box and and utm-1edge box (7.5.5 firmware).  I
>> want to connect and manage the edge from R70. But the edge is not
>> sending logs to the R70, i cant see them on smartviewtracker. My edge
>> logs seem to be lost. thats the problem.
>> Regards
>>
>> 2010/9/29, Hugo van der Kooij <[email protected]>:
>>> On Wed, 29 Sep 2010 16:57:55 +0300, a bv <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> Which parts of my mail came non-understandable to you? Then let me
>>>> explain again.
>>>
>>> Well just about everything? And on a mailinglist like this if it is hard
>>> to read I loose all interrest I simply can''t be bothered to invest my
>>> own
>>> time into translation issues.
>>>
>>> As no one else answered the question as well my advice remains to
>>> actually
>>> pay for someone to make this work. If there is a business need then
>>> there
>>> is a valid reason to hire someone to do the job.
>>>
>>> Hugo.
>>>
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