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ISP Redundancy - supported in IPv4 connections only
Multiple Internet connections can be configured in High Availability or Load Sharing modes. When
you configure more than one Internet connection, the Device > Internet page lets you toggle
between these options. The Advanced setting of each Internet connection lets you configure each
connection's priority or weights based on the set mode.
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Clear the Route traffic through this connection by default checkbox when you do not want this
Internet connection used as a default route for this gateway. The connection is used by the
device only if specific, usually service-based, routing rules are defined for it. This is commonly
used when you have a connection that is used for dedicated traffic. When you clear this option,
this connection does not participate in High Availability or Load Balancing.
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High Availability - Priority - Select the priority for the connection. Lower priority connections
are only used if higher priority connections are unavailable.
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Load Balancing - Weight - The traffic to the Internet is divided between all available
connections based on their weights.
NAT Settings
If the gateway's global hide NAT is turned on in the Access Policy > NAT page, you can disable
NAT settings for specified internet connections.
To disable NAT settings:
1. Go to Device > Internet.
2. Select an internet connection and click Edit.
The Edit Internet Connection window opens.
3. Click Advanced > NAT Settings.
4. Select Do not hide internal networks behind this internet connection.
5. Click Apply.
Configuring the Wireless Network
The Device > Wireless page shows the wireless network settings (if applicable). You can configure
your main wireless network and also additional guest or standard wireless networks (VAPs -
Virtual Access Points).
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Guest wireless network - Uses hotspot by default and is unprotected (no password required).
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Standard wireless network - Is a protected wireless network that requires a password and
does not use a hotspot by default.
To delete the wireless network, go to Device > Local Network.
If multiple wireless networks (VAPs) are defined, the page shows them in a table, where you can
add a new guest or standard wireless network and edit, delete, or disable existing ones.
To turn the Wireless network on or off:
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Move the slider to select the On or Off option. If you configured multiple VAPs, selecting Off
turns them all off.
Note- If you turn off the wireless radio and then turn it back on, the VAPs remain disabled. To
enable the VAPs, you must select the relevant entries in the table and click Enable.
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To disable or enable the Wireless network, click Disable/Enable.
Check Point 1100/1200R/1400 Appliances Centrally Managed Administration Guide R77.20.70
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