Hi,
I had the same problem... It was because I used command line tool for
configuration, sbfcconfig, that it seems it's been forgotten by
stonesoft, because it makes two things bad: it does not makes
hostname.sbifX files and, the one I think you are suffering, it does not
add designated-ip instances in filter.conf file.
So, try to use web config, or add designated ip manually-...
Regards
Jean-Pierre FORCIOLI wrote:
Hi,
o I'm using an OPSEC cluster solution (StoneBeat FullCluster) with
Check Point VPN-1 NG FP3 HF2 HFA310.
o I've defined cluster IP addresses in the topology section of the
cluster object and not in the topology section of the cluster
members.
o With this configuration, traffic originating from one node leave
the cluster with the cluster IP and not the dedicated IP !!! I can
see a line in the SmartView Tracker indicated me that my node was
translated by rule 0 !
o If I define cluster IP addresses in the cluster members (I deleted
the cluster IP addresses from the cluster topology), and now traffic
is leaving the cluster with the dedicated IP address of the node
which processed the connection.
o Can someone share his experience regarding this problem ?
Regards.
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