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Old 2008-04-09
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Default Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
I'm trying to migrate from Solaris 9 NGX R65 SmartCenter to SecurePlatform.
I'm using the latest upgrade tools and HFA-02 is installed on both machines.

When importing the file on SecurePlatform I get the following message:

Any ideas on how to solve this?
./upgrade_import /var/upgrade/export_9apr2008.tgz


The 'Import' operation will stop all Check Point services (cpstop).
Do you want to continue? (y/n) [n] ? y
Stopping Check Point Software...
SmartView Monitor: Management stopped
Cannot find pid of vpnd
VPN-1/FW-1 stopped
SVN Foundation: cpd is not running
SVN Foundation: cpWatchDog is not running
SVN Foundation stopped
Decompressing the exported file...
./
cpshared/
cpshared/conf/
.....
.....
configuration
Segmentation fault

Regards & TIA
Martijn
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
Probably the export isn't happening properly. Run a cpstop on the solaris box, export and then cpstart the solaris to get working again.
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
I think this is a KNOWN issue with NGx R65 with HFA_02.

The solution is to apply a patch called fw1_R65_hf_ha02_249.linux.tgz
for this. The patch is available on Checkpoint website.
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
Missed that patch, but one other thing I've seen do this is forgeting to "bin" with your ftp.

Something to try if the patch doesn't help
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
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Originally Posted by cciesec2006 View Post
I think this is a KNOWN issue with NGx R65 with HFA_02.

The solution is to apply a patch called fw1_R65_hf_ha02_249.linux.tgz
for this. The patch is available on Checkpoint website.
I'm having trouble location this patch, any hints?

Thanks for helping!

Martijn
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
Just call support and ask for it.
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
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Just call support and ask for it.
Support pointed me to:
https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com...tionid=sk33821

Just for the record.

Martijn
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The patch solved all my problems, running fine on SPLAT now!

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Martijn
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Default Re: Problem migrating from Solaris to SecurePlatform
I have the same problem when import from NGX R60 Win2003 to SECPLAT NGX R65. This fix solve my problem and the smartcenter server is work fine.

#fwm ver
This is Check Point SmartCenter Server NGX (R65) HFA_02, Hotfix 602 - Build 004
Installed Plug-ins: Connectra NGX R62CM
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