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Actually, there were two problems with my license. The first was the lower-case
'ck' on the CertKey instead of upper case; the second was the lack of an
expiration date (I had to insert 'never' right before the license string).
Fixed both of those problems, but a new one has emerged. I license my
firewalls/management workstations by hostid and previously have not had a
problem. This time, however, fw putlic converted my hostids into IP addresses
by taking each pair of digits in the hostid and converting them from hex to
decimal!!! I've re-opened my trouble ticket with Check Point. Sigh.......
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Sr. INFOSEC Engineer, GRC Int'l (an AT&T company)
OSD-ITD Firewall Administrator
p: 703-614-8086, ext 300
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From: "Rioles, Kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/25/2000 01:17 PM
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dan R Dunn -CTR/Support/OUSD_AT@OUSD_AT
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Subject: RE: [FW1] cp.macro
The message appears if you use a lower case "ck" instead of and uppercase
"CK" before the cert key. I called CP support and confirmed with them that
although the message is harmless, it is annoying. I reinstalled my license
with a "CK" and the -o option just to be sure.
Kevin Rioles
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Subject: Re: [FW1] cp.macro
I got this aswell when I wrote the CK-<numbers> in the license with ck
instead of CK. When I changed it it'd work! cp.macro is the file that knows
what product the CK value permits you to run.
//Magnus
"Dan R Dunn -CTR"
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Running CP2000 (aka V4.1, SP1) on two Sun E250s, Ultra10 as management
station,
all running Solaris 7.
Loaded up my licenses successfully, but now getting the following error:
'Warning: Can't find ::ck-<cert key for enterprise license> in
cp.macro
Because of it, I can't push a policy out to the firewall module. What the
h***
is 'cp.macro' and what is it used for? BTW, I'm running the same setup on
another network and never got this error, no problem creating/installing
policies.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Dan
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Daniel R. (Dan) Dunn, EE
Sr. INFOSEC Engineer, GRC Int'l (an AT&T company)
OSD-ITD Firewall Administrator
p: 703-614-8086, ext 300
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