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| Hello, RRAS (Routing and Remote Access Service) stops sporadically upon my enforcement modules after pushing a policy. It doesn't happen every time and it doesn't always happen on the same enforcement point. Check Point tech support's only recommendation was RRAS shouldn't even be enabled because its a security risk, and IP forwarding should be enabled. Understood, I say, but I've just walked into this position and the powers that be do not subscribe to this point of view. I have been told that these enforcement modules have seen many CP revs, OS upgrades, and updates. I'm beginning to think that a fresh install would benefit prevent potential software instabilities. Until then, I have allowed the OS to conduct a self-recovery of the service upon failure. Anyone seen this before? Thanks __________________ Very respectfully, issdragon0 (CCSA) Vulnerabilities are gateways unto which threats manifest -- Stephen Northcutt |
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| Not this one per-say, but I have seen FW1 on windows kill services during a policy push. It is usually services that don't recover from their network connection being reset as the new policy is activated. IMHO windows is a bad platform choice for a VPN1 gateway. It's much too heavy of an operating system and very difficult to harden without breaking it. For that matter I don't see any compelling reason to run SmartCenter on windows for the same reason. SPLAT is free, pre-hardened and supported by CHKP. |
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