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Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1575 Administration Manual

Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1575 Administration Manual (311 pages)

Brand: Check Point | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Overview of Quantum Spark 1500, 1600, 1800, 1900 and 2000 Appliance Series
12
- 1500 Appliances
  12
- 1600 And 1800 Appliances
  13
- 1900 And 2000 Appliances
  13
Getting Started with 1500, 1600, and 1800 Appliance Series
15
Setting up the Quantum Spark Appliance
17
- Using Default Wifi
  18
First Time Deployment Options
19
- Zero Touch Cloud Service
  20
- Deploying from a USB Drive or SD Card
  22
Predefining a Centrally Managed Deployment
29
Deployment Types
30
Small-Scale Deployment Installation
31
- Configuring Gateway and Cluster Objects
  31
- Configuring Security Policy
  47
Large-Scale Deployment Installation
55
- Supported Security Management Versions
  55
- Large-Scale Deployment Workflow
  55
- Defining a Smartlsm Gateway Profile for a Large-Scale Deployment
  56
- Defining a Smartlsm Appliance Cluster Profile
  57
- Deploying with Smartprovisioning
  58
- Configuring Security Policy
  59
  - Installing a Security Policy
    59
  - Viewing the Policy Installation Status
    60
- Smartprovisioning
  62
  - Creating a Gateway
    62
  - General Properties
    62
  - More Information
    63
  - Communication Properties
    63
  - VPN Properties
    64
  - Finish
    65
  - Updating the Corporate Office Gateway
    65
- Creating a Smartlsm Appliance Cluster
  66
  - General Properties
    66
  - Cluster Properties
    66
  - Cluster Names
    66
  - More Information
    67
  - Communication Properties
    67
  - VPN Properties
    67
  - Finish
    67
  - Defining Smartlsm Gateways Using LSM CLI
    68
- Managing Device Settings
  69
  - Configuring Firmware
    69
  - Configuring RADIUS
    72
  - Configuring Hotspot
    73
  - Configuring a Configuration Script
    74
  - Configuring a Provisioning Profile
    74
Introduction to the Webui
77
The Home Tab
78
- Viewing System Information
  78
- Controlling and Monitoring Software Blades
  79
- Setting the Management Mode
  81
- Managing Licenses
  85
- Viewing the Site Map
  87
- Assets
  87
- Managing Active Devices
  90
  - Blocking a Device Manually
    90
  - Toobar Buttons
    91
  - Revoking the Hotspot Access
    92
- Viewing Reports
  93
- Using System Tools
  96
Managing the Device
107
- Configuring Internet Connectivity
  107
  - Getting Started
    107
  - Ipv4 Connection Types
    117
  - Ipv6 Connection Types
    118
  - Ipv6 Configuration
    119
  - Other Configuration Types
    125
  - Cellular Connections
    126
  - Monitoring
    130
- Configuring the Wireless Network
  133
  - Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS)
    135
  - Cloning a VAP
    135
  - Additional Configurations
    136
  - Wireless Scheduler
    140
  - Wi-Fi Quality Analyzer
    140
- Configuring the Local Network
  142
  - Reserved IP Address for Specific MAC
    144
  - Switch
    144
  - WAN as LAN
    145
  - Monitor Mode
    146
  - Mirror Port
    149
  - Physical Interfaces
    150
  - Bridge
    151
  - Vlans
    153
  - Alias IP
    154
  - VPN Tunnel (VTI)
    155
  - Virtual Access Point (VAP)
    156
  - Gre
    157
  - Bond
    158
- Configuring a Hotspot
  160
  - User Authentication
    162
  - Disabling the Hotspot
    163
- Configuring MAC Filtering
  164
  - 802.1X Authentication Protocol
    165
- Configuring the DNS Server
  167
- Configuring the Proxy Server
  168
- Backup, Restore, Upgrade, and Other System Operations
  169
  - Using the Software Upgrade Wizard
    172
    
    Welcome
    172
    
    Upload Software
    172
    
    Upgrade Settings
    172
    
    Upgrading
    173
  - Backing up the System
    173
- Configuring Local and Remote System Administrators
  175
- Configuring Administrator Access
  185
  - Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
    187
- Managing Device Details
  191
- Managing Date and Time
  192
- Configuring DDNS and Access Service
  193
  - Ddns
    193
  - Reach My Device
    193
  - Remote Access to the Webui
    194
  - Remote Access to the CLI
    194
- Using System Tools
  195
- Advanced Routing
  205
  - Bgp
    205
  - Pim
    206
  - Ospf
    206
  - Inbound Route Filters
    206
  - Route Redistribution
    206
  - Routing Options
    206
  - Routing Monitor
    207
- Configuring the Routing Table
  208
  - Background
    208
  - Routing Table Columns
    209
  - Limitations
    210
  - Adding a Specific Ipv4 Static Route
    210
  - Adding a Default Ipv4 Static Route
    214
  - Editing an Existing Static Route
    218
  - Deleting an Existing Static Route
    218
  - Enabling or Disabling an Existing Static Route
    218
  - Route Monitoring
    219
- Managing Installed Certificates
  219
- Configuring High Availability
  221
  - Background
    221
  - Limitations
    221
  - Prerequisites
    221
- Advanced Settings
  223
  - Filtering the List of Attributes
    223
  - Configuring the Attribute Values
    223
  - Restoring Default Values
    223
  - Clarifications
    224
Managing the Access Policy
225
- Working with User Awareness
  225
  - AD Query
    225
  - Identity Collector
    225
  - Identity Broker
    226
Managing Users and Objects
227
- Configuring Local Users and User Groups
  228
- Configuring Local and Remote System Administrators
  230
- Managing Authentication Servers
  240
  - RADIUS Server
    241
  - TACACS+ Server
    243
- Managing Applications & Urls
  245
- Managing System Services
  248
- Managing Service Groups
  250
- Managing Network Objects
  252
- Managing Network Object Groups
  256
Logs and Monitoring
258
- Viewing Security Logs
  258
- Viewing System Logs
  262
- Managing Active Devices
  263
  - Blocking a Device Manually
    263
  - Toobar Buttons
    264
  - Revoking the Hotspot Access
    265
- Wireless Active Devices
  266
- Viewing VPN Tunnels
  267
- Viewing Active Connections
  269
- Access Points
  270
- Viewing Reports
  271
- Dr. Spark
  271
  - Offline Installation Procedure
    274
- Using System Tools
  275
- Snmp
  286
  - SNMP Traps Receivers
    287
  - SNMP Traps
    287
    
    SNMP Traps for VPN Tunnels
    287
    
    SNMP Traps for Hardware Sensors
    287
Managing Threat Prevention
289
- SSH Authentication
  289
- Ssh Dpi
  294
Advanced Configuration
299
- Upgrade from a Management Server
  299
  - Upgrading in Smartconsole
    299
  - Upgrading in Smartupdate
    300
  - Accessing Smartupdate
    301
  - Upgrading in Smartprovisioning
    301
- Upgrade Using a USB Drive
  301
- Upgrade Using an SD Card
  303
- Boot Loader
  305
- Upgrade Using Boot Loader
  307
- Restoring Factory Defaults
  308
  - Custom Default Image
    310
- Fonic Bypass
  310
  - Configuring Bypass Mode in the Webui
    311
  - Configuring Bypass Mode in Gaia Clish
    311

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