Review the R77 configuration. Is it correct for Management High Availability?
Exhibit:
A.
No, the Security Management Servers must reside on the same network.
B.
No, the Security Management Servers do not have the same number of NICs.
C.
No, the Security Management Servers must be installed on the same operating system.
D.
No, a R77 Security Management Server cannot run on Red Hat Linux 9.0.
Explanation:
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something like this:
+++++++++++++++ primary Security Mangement
+ windows server 2003
+ 3 NIC(1 enabled)
+ IP 10.4.8.10
#########
#gateway#
#########
+ secondary SMS
+ Redhat linux 9.0
+ 3 NIC 1 enabled
+++++++++++++++ 192.168.10.1
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Two SMS need not be installed on the same OS. They only maintain a replicated DB.
RH9 is not a valid platform.
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I was wrong.
C
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sk39345 “Management High Availability restrictions”
Note: When two Security Management servers are installed on two different operating system, “pure” Management HA configuration (not Full HA), is supported only between SecurePlatform OS, Gaia OS and Solaris OS.
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Check Point SecurePlatform (a Check Point Linux distribution based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, often called SPLAT);
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Student manual: Clustering and Acceleration > Management HA
.. These SMS must all be of the same Operating System and version. ..
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C. No, the Security Management Servers must be installed on the same operating system.
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