Guys,
Thanks.
So let me recap.
1). The default authentication/encryption methodology between the mgmt console
and firewall modules is FWa1.
2). As of today FWa1 authentication/encryption is secure (has not been cracked
YET!!!) and is the best method to use.
3). You can change the default authentication/encryption methodology but you
should stick with FWa1.
In the TUV report (I just read it), They were able to break FWn1, and s/key.
At Check Point site, it mentions about SSL being available in version 4.1 SP2 as
an option for inter-module communication. Is there a reason
not to use SSL instead of FWa1?
Would you happen to know what strength is FWa1?
Also how do you interpret that file?
Thanks
AC
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