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[FW-1] RE : [FW-1] Problems creating NG FP3 backup

Subject: [FW-1] RE : [FW-1] Problems creating NG FP3 backup
From: Yann PERRIN <yann.perrin AT NET-APTITUDE DOT FR>
To: FW-1-MAILINGLIST AT AMADEUS.US.CHECKPOINT DOT COM
Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 17:56:39 +0200
        Hi Karen,

      Maybe you will find solution to your problem in this
documentation. It describes all the files to backup.
        An important part of the creation of a duplicate backup is to
backup the SIC certificate (sic_cert.p12)


http://www.checkpoint.com/ngupgrade/downloads/upgrade_mgmt_srvr.pdf


        After the copy of files, look at the appendix D section and do
the procedure to recover
        your certificate information for SIC.
        There is a mistake at the end of task 10. It should be :
        <the output of the last command>/conf/sic_cert.p12 1

        Sometimes after the backup you won't manage to login. If this
happens, run: fwm unload name-of-your-firewall-objects
        and try to reconnect.

      Hope it helps,

Yann PERRIN
Ingénieur Sécurité

NET APTITUDE S.A.S.
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92130 ISSY LES MOULINEAUX
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Objet : [FW-1] Problems creating NG FP3 backup


We have a Windows 2000 machine with NG FP3 in production and are trying
to create a duplicate backup to put in place in case the other ever goes
down.  The gateway and management are on the same machine.  I have
rebuilt the backup box 3 times as there are varying ideas about how to
create the backup machine.  Each time I was not able to open the Smart
DashBoard-got an error  message that the "Connection cannot be
initiated. Make sure the Server <> is up and running".  It is. The
backup is a duplicate of the production machine as far as hardware,
name, IP addresses and which NIC they are associated with. So far I have
(1) moved over FW1 directory-didn't work (2) moved over FW1 and CPShared
directories-nope (3) rebuilt (because I have been told once the policy
editor is opened the certificate is created so it must be rebuilt). .
.with virgin copies of the FW1 and CPShared directories saved to
overwrite if necessary (although I do not know if this will make a
difference if once the policy editor is opened it's time to redo the
machine again).  Any suggestions?  I have been told what I am trying to
do may not be possible because of the certificates that are created in
NG.  Thanks. Karen Erickson Office of Information Technology Public
Service Commission of Wisconsin 608-266-0038

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