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Old 2007-08-02
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Default configuration in a text file

I don't have any experience with checkpoint.My new work place has a NGX R60 firewall.Is there any way I can export the config to a text file? (readable format).
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

The only way I know is HTML format, I very my doubt it would be readable in text.
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

The script behind check point is not very readable at all.

If you are worried about making errors then login using the Read Only button enabled so that you cannot make any changes. This way you can what you like in the Dashboard but you can't change it.

Or export using the Web Visualization tool and view in a Web Browser.
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

Thanks for the response.
Can I see the entire configuration using the web visualization tool?
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Old 2007-08-05
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

You can view the rule set, objects (notes, groups, networks) and services, however things like the global settings will not show up in the Web Visualization tool.
I have found it great as a documentation tool for keeping a snapshot of the ruleset at a particular time.
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Old 2007-08-14
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

cpinfo
-o filename, will provide an output for CP diagnostic use.
It contains all the output of the OS and CP configuration files into one big text file, it's good for advance troubleshooting, not for backup or reference, it's hard to read all those lines...

database_export instead for backup purpose.

Web Visualization tool is good for a quick reference of the rule base, objects, services.
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

Hi,

You can download a perl script , which can convert the rulebase to text format and many more formats

http://www.wyae.de/software/FWtools/...-7.3.42.tar.gz

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Kashyap
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Default Re: configuration in a text file

Hi ,

Checkpoint Web Visualization Tool will help you to have a text file , xls , html output


Check Point Software: NGX Utilities

Sridhar
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