Checkpoint Policy Installation (a lot of buggy stuff)

- No traffic
- while installing policy, a lot of non-meaningful messages;

Firstly, Check /opt whether it is full or not.. It is vital. believe me.

Tufin - Accelerate Policy analysis calculations & Increase the amount of memory for Java

These configs are tested on 12.2 HF6;

1.      Accelerate Policy analysis calculations.

Instruction:

1.       Login to SecureTrack’s GUI.

2.       Add stcgitest.htmat the end of the address (Example: https://192.168.1.1/stcgitest.htm).

3.       Choose ‘Edit stconf’

4.       Click ‘Fetch current conf’.

5.       Change the following XML tag from "0" to "1": <is_calc_topology_based_on_JAVA>1</is_calc_topology_based_on_JAVA>

6.       Save the new configuration by clicking ‘Submit new conf’ on the bottom of the screen.

2.      Increase the amount of memory which can be allocated for Java:

Instruction:

1.       Login to SecureTrack’s CLI as root

2.       Run the command: #vi /usr/jboss-4.2.2.GA/bin/run.conf

3.       Find line: JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Xms512m -Xmx1024m

4.       Change to: JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Xms1024m -Xmx4096m

5.       Save the file and exit.

6.       Run the command: #service jboss restart

Tufin Syslog Debug & St Info

SYSLOG Debug

1.       Log in to SecureTrack CLI as ‘root’.

2.       Run the command: #tcpdump -i eth0 -vv -w /tmp/Tufin.pcap -s 1500 src <ip address of device> and udp dst port 514

3.       Edit the file: vi /etc/sysconfig/stconf.xml

a.       Find the line  <DetailLevel>normal</DetailLevel> and change ‘normal’ to ‘fine’.

b.      Add the tag: <Number_Of_Syslog_Message_Handlers>1</Number_Of_Syslog_Message_Handlers>

c.       Save & exit

4.       Run the following commands:

#tail -F /var/log/st/syslog_message_handler_0 > /tmp/syslog_message_handler.log &
#tail -F /var/log/st/syslog_change_log_manager >/tmp/syslog_change_log_manager.log &
#tail -F /var/log/st/syslog_traffic_log_manager >/tmp/syslog_traffic_log_manager.log &

5.       Run the command #st restart syslog

6.       Commit a change on the device (e.g. add a comment) and wait 5 minutes approximately. Wait for this issue to reproduce.

7.       Stop writing to temp logs (#killall tail).

8.       revert changes in etc/sysconfig/stconf.xml 

9.       Run #st restart syslog

10.   Send me the log files  + /tmp/Tufin.pcap

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st info is smilar to cpinfo in Check Point, it does collect the Tufin's full config, not the monitored device revisions or policies.

Part 2: Create STINFO file.

1.            Log in to SecureTrack’s CLI as root.

2.            Run the command #st info

Juniper SSG - NS (config buffer problem)

Symptoms

It is caused by the buffer size, when tufin initiates "get config". It displays only limited part of the full config. This creates a problem while tufin is trying to get the full configuration;

Connection error! Reason:

Connection closed by foreign host.

Solution

set console page 0

> set cli screen-length 0

This allows tufin to get the full configuration as Juniper does not limit its display with a limited buffer.

Tufin Troubleshooting

Device Specific Communication Problems

1.      The version of SecureTrack; Please verify this by running the #st ver command from CLI.

2.      the output of the #top -cd1 command.

1)  Rise the debug level to high :

# sed -i 's/expect --/expect -d/g' /usr/local/st/*login # sed -I  's/normal/fine/1' /etc/sysconfig/stconf.xml

2) Then use tail for each one of the log files of the problematic device :

# tail -F /var/log/st/var/log/st/securetrack.client.<Device_IP>_<ID> /tmp/device1.log

Make sure to use a capital F ('#tail -F')

3)  Then run the command:

'#st restart'

4) Wait for 10 minutes (depends on the current timeout you have

defined) and let the tail -f collect all information needed.

5) Send all /tmp/client<IP>.log files to the support engineer.

7) When you have finished please run :

# sed -i 's/expect -d/expect --/g' /usr/local/st/*login # sed -i 's/fine/normal/1' /etc/sysconfig/stconf.xml

# st restart