Check Point Firewall

[...] Gaia gateway. The major question is why a CP SPLAT or Gaia gateway cannot be accessed with an SFTP/SCP client (e.g. WinSCP), even though the gateway is accessible via SSH (SecureShell, tcp port 22)? [...]

[...] authorized user (for example the network security administrator) can use SSH to access a CP SPLAT/Gaia gateway in two modes: The Standard Mode which is the default mode that an administrator first [...]

[...] provide the relevant password so as to enter Expert Mode. The /bin/bash shell is defined in both SPLAT and Gaia gateways. So back to our question: “Why [...]

[...] : ls -al. Figure 02: Mount USB device on SPLAT/Gaia and review the contents Once finished using the USB drive, you can follow the [...]

[...] : If the administrator tries to access the gateway through a SFTP/SCP client, as the admin user (Standard Mode), he receives an “access denied” message since in Standard Mode,  [...]

[...] Copy Protocol) for transferring files to/from a Check Point (CP) SecurePlatform (SPLAT) or Gaia gateway. The major question is why a CP SPLAT or Gaia gateway cannot be accessed with an SFTP/SCP [...]

[...] You can mount a USB Storage drive into a Check Point SPLAT/Gaia Gateway by following the procedure described below: 1.  Plug the USB drive into the USB port of the [...]

[...] Standard Mode which is the default mode that an administrator first accesses (via SSH) the CP SPLAT gateway by providing the “admin” user credentials. In this mode, the user is logged in with [...]

[...] You can mount a USB Storage drive into a Check Point SPLAT/Gaia Gateway by following the procedure described below: 1.  [...]

[...] You can mount a USB Storage drive into a Check Point SPLAT/Gaia Gateway by following the procedure described below: 1.  Plug the USB drive into the USB port of the [...]