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125 posts
125 posts
NAT connections (fwx_alloc) table limit approaching or reached
This is a real life sample alert from indeni to identify Check Point Firewalls issues. Description: There are 9210 NAT connections stored in the fwx_alloc…
Two Check Point Cluster Members Routing Tables Differ
Check Point cluster routing table mismatch How many times did you run into an outage that was caused by the fact that the secondary cluster member, which is…
Check Point RX traffic drastically reduced post fail over possible ARP issue
NOTE: The alert detailed below is given with a Check Point ClusterXL example, although F5 BIG-IP LTM is covered for this issue as well (see SOL7332). This…
Check Point Two Cluster Members Routing Tables Differ
Description: The routing tables for the following two Check Point cluster members do not match: they show different static routes. This could cause in…
ALERT HEADLINE: FIREWALL KERNEL TABLE LIMIT APPROACHING OR REACHED
This is an example alert from indeni. Description: Some kernel tables are approaching their capacity. This may result in unexpected behavior and even…
Check Point Firewall Clusters Healthy Checklist
Do you need help to ensure future fail overs are smooth, even during peak times? Read our post to maintain your CPFW clusters healthy. Check it.
Top 5 Issues To Look For When Troubleshooting Your Check Point Firewalls
Looking for a troubleshooting guide for your CPFW? indeni runs 24/7 checks and compiled a guide to the top 5 misconfiguration issues consistently found. See
Fujitsu and indeni sign agreement to enhance security operations
London, UK – (June, 2014) – indeni has announced the signing of a new three year agreement with Fujitsu Ltd. The agreement, that focuses on…
OSPF Virtual Link Configuration
What do you do when the OSPF area has no direct connection to the backbone? Read our post on this and other solutions for IT Pros. Read more.
How to Upgrade OpenSSL to a Patched Version – Heartbleed Vulnerability
As you probably have heard already, a new OpenSSL vulnerability (called “Heartbleed” ) was recently found. A bounds checking bug made it…
In today’s business networks, the demand for high bandwidth throughput, a flexible network and easy maintenance is critical. Metro Ethernet Area Network…
Introduction to Traffic Engineering with MPLS
Looking to learn more about traffic engineering with MPLS? Check out our informative post
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