Ray wrote:
>
> The same as others have reported. Running SPLAT and a year uptime is
> not uncommon. I generally do a version update once a year unless there
> is a security patch. When I started one job, their IP530's running
> IPSO 3.7 had almost 600 days of uptime.
Our FW-1 4.1.SP2 firewall on
The same as others have reported. Running SPLAT and a year uptime is not
uncommon. I generally do a version update once a year unless there is a
security patch. When I started one job, their IP530's running IPSO 3.7 had
almost 600 days of uptime.
Ray
> Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 17:22:30 +0200
1 bit per second? Is that what you mean by 1 Bps? Try something more usual like
56 K/bps and set just a limit and not a guarantee. It definitely works on R55
because I used to use it all the time. Do you have the QoS value set properly
on the firewall's QoS tab?
Ray
> Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012
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The basic answer I would give is that you need to reboot them only as much as
you find you have a problem requiring it. Some can go very long periods of
time without a reboot, and a few might need it far more frequently. If you're
not experiencing a problem, you don't need to proactively bounc
> Is there any specific
> reason why you think that a reboot would solve anything?
>
> Hugo.
There seems to be a correlation between uptime and virtual memory usage, though
whether that's a concern at all is another matter. For example, I have two HA
clusters of two members each. Cluster #1 is
At 16:22 13.01.2012, you wrote:
Hi,
I would like ask how often do you reboot your firewalls?
normally after installing an upgrade or HFA.
windows-mgmt every 2nd tuesday of the month ... :-)
br
reinhard
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a bv schreef op 2012-01-13 16:22:
> I would like ask how often do
you reboot your firewalls?
As I hardly see a firewall on Windows I
would not kwon why I would reboot a firewall unless required for a
software upgrade of the Check Point software.
Is there any specific
reason why you think tha
Start with looking at /var/log/messages, looking at the NIC stats with
ifconfig and ethtool, and fw ctl pstat.
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 4:11 PM, a bv wrote:
> Thanks this is a firewall SPLAT running on an open server .
>
> How can i find out the reasons ?
>
>
> Regards
>
> 2012/1/12 Independent
Hi,
I would like ask how often do you reboot your firewalls?
Regards
Bora
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hi all,
i have a FW-1 NG AI (R55) installed on a management console and in two
firewall modules; are all servers with linux SPLAT O.S.;
inside management server, i can confirm that FloodGate is among the CP
components installed;
..i manage lot of lan that use my check point gateway in order to go
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