[Expert@CP-Management]# cd /opt/CPsuite-R75.20/fw1/bin/
or cd $FWDIR/bin
[Expert@CP-Management]# cd upgrade_tools/
[Expert@CP-Management]# dir
migrate migrate.conf upgrade_export upgrade_import
[Expert@CP-Management]# ./upgrade_export
'upgrade_export' and 'upgrade_import' have been replaced by the 'migrate' utility.
Run 'migrate' to export and import the Check Point Security Management Server database.
Running 'migrate export' is equivalent to 'upgrade_export'.
Running 'migrate import' is equivalent to 'upgrade_import'.
[Expert@CP-Management]# ./migrate export
Use the migrate utility to export and import Check Point Security Management Server database.
Usage: migrate <ACTION> [OPTIONS] <FILE>
Action (required parameter):
export - exports database.
import - imports database.
Options (optional parameters):
-l - Export/import SmartView Tracker logs.
Note: only closed logs are exported/imported.
-n - Run non-interactively
File (required parameter):
Name of archived file to export/import database to/from.
Path to archive should exist.
Path to archive should exist.
Note: Run the utility either from the current directory or using an absolute path.
[Expert@CP-Management]# ./migrate export CP_SMART_20120308
You are required to close all clients to Security Management Server
or execute 'cpstop' before the Export operation begins.
Do you want to continue? (y/n) [n]? y
Copying required files...
Compressing files...
The operation completed successfully.
Location of archive with exported database: /opt/CPsuite-R75.20/fw1/bin/upgrade_tools/CP_SMART_20120308.tgz
Note: After ftp it out, remember to use md5sum to verify md5 value.
Note: After ftp it out, remember to use md5sum to verify md5 value.
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[Expert@CP-Management]# cd $FWDIR/log
[Expert@CP-Management]# ls
2011-04-28_171131.log 2011-10-05_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-16_000000.log 2012-01-01_010000.loginitial_ptr fw.loginitial_ptr john-ips.tar.gz
2011-04-28_171131.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-05_235900.logptr 2011-10-16_000000.logaccount_ptr 2012-01-01_010000.logptr fw.logptr ldap_pid_14310.stats
2011-04-28_171131.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-06_235900.log 2011-10-16_000000.loginitial_ptr 2012-02-01_010000.log fw.logtrack ldap_pid_15171.stats
2011-04-28_171131.logptr 2011-10-06_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-16_000000.logptr 2012-02-01_010000.logaccount_ptr fw.vlog ldap_pid_23124.stats
2011-07-05_102750.log 2011-10-06_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-21_162716.log 2012-02-01_010000.loginitial_ptr fw.vlogaccount_ptr ldap_pid_2410.stats
2011-07-05_102750.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-06_235900.logptr 2011-10-21_162716.logaccount_ptr 2012-02-01_010000.logptr fw.vloginitial_ptr ldap_pid_2416.stats
2011-07-05_102750.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-07_235900.log 2011-10-21_162716.loginitial_ptr 2012-03-01_010000.log fw.vlogptr ldap_pid_2577.stats
2011-07-05_102750.logptr 2011-10-07_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-21_162716.logptr 2012-03-01_010000.logaccount_ptr fwd.elg ldap_pid_2584.stats
2011-10-02_103702.log 2011-10-07_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-23_000000.log 2012-03-01_010000.loginitial_ptr fwd.elg.0 ldap_pid_2585.stats
2011-10-02_103702.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-07_235900.logptr 2011-10-23_000000.logaccount_ptr 2012-03-01_010000.logptr fwd.elg.1 ldap_pid_2594.stats
2011-10-02_103702.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-08_235900.log 2011-10-23_000000.loginitial_ptr BVUuidDB fwd.elg.2 ldap_pid_2599.stats
2011-10-02_103702.logptr 2011-10-08_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-23_000000.logptr actlog.time fwd.elg.3 ldap_pid_2621.stats
2011-10-02_235900.log 2011-10-08_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-30_000000.log connectra_rulenums.html fwd.elg.4 ldap_pid_2622.stats
2011-10-02_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-08_235900.logptr 2011-10-30_000000.logaccount_ptr cpca.elg fwd.elg.5 ldap_pid_2662.stats
2011-10-02_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-09_235900.log 2011-10-30_000000.loginitial_ptr cplmd.elg fwm.elg ldap_pid_2744.stats
2011-10-02_235900.logptr 2011-10-09_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-30_000000.logptr cpmad.err fwm.elg.0 ldap_pid_2760.stats
2011-10-03_235900.log 2011-10-09_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-11-03_160050.log cpstat_monitor.elg fwm.elg.1 ldap_pid_2851.stats
2011-10-03_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-09_235900.logptr 2011-11-03_160050.logaccount_ptr dbver.elg fwm.elg.2 ldap_pid_30029.stats
2011-10-03_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-10_235900.log 2011-11-03_160050.loginitial_ptr dlp_blob_cache.db fwm.elg.3 ldap_pid_8465.stats
2011-10-03_235900.logptr 2011-10-10_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-11-03_160050.logptr fw.adtlog fwm.elg.4 ldap_pid_9655.stats
2011-10-04_235900.log 2011-10-10_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-12-01_010000.log fw.adtlogaccount_ptr fwm.elg.5 log
2011-10-04_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-10_235900.logptr 2011-12-01_010000.logaccount_ptr fw.adtloginitial_ptr fwm.elg.6 status_proxy.elg
2011-10-04_235900.loginitial_ptr 2011-10-11_235900.log 2011-12-01_010000.loginitial_ptr fw.adtlogptr fwm.elg.7 upgrade_log.elg
2011-10-04_235900.logptr 2011-10-11_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-12-01_010000.logptr fw.log fwm.elg.8
2011-10-05_235900.log 2011-10-11_235900.loginitial_ptr 2012-01-01_010000.log fw.logLuuidDB fwui.log
2011-10-05_235900.logaccount_ptr 2011-10-11_235900.logptr 2012-01-01_010000.logaccount_ptr fw.logaccount_ptr ipscntr.elg
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Faq: Where is WebUI backup/restore file location?
use find command to find it out:
use find command to find it out:
find / -name \*.tgz -mtime -1 -ls
/var/log/CPbackup/backups/NGX_R65_/xyz.tgz
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Faq: Where is WebUI image file location? - no location
When an image is created blocks are written to the unpartitioned space, there is no actual file.
note (added on July 20 2012) for re-sizing WebUI Image partition:
Found a good explanation regarding how to resize partition on R75 from Michael Thompson in Linedin Post
"Kernel version 2.6 supports online partition resizing, R75 is at version 2.6, to verify issue the command
uname -r
Depending on your appliance model, it should be outfitted with a 160GB HDD upwards which is should have physical volumes and logical volumes, issue the commands
pvs - to view physical hdd config, take note of vg_splat volume group (VG) and free space available as this would indicate how much your vg_splat/lv_current volume can be resized to
vgs - to view volume groups config, take note of number of logical volumes (LV)
lvs - to view logical volumes
df -h - to view mounted volumes, size, used and free space
Now for resizing
lvresize -L XXGB vg_splat/lv_current
output should say
Extending logical volume lv_current to XX.00 GB
Logical volume lv_current successfully resized
then issue
resize2fs /dev/mapper/vg_splat-lv_current
finally issue vgscan and df -h to verify successful resizing
As a side note, R65 requires offline resizing with a slightly more complicated procedure but can also be done."
note (added on July 20 2012) for re-sizing WebUI Image partition:
Found a good explanation regarding how to resize partition on R75 from Michael Thompson in Linedin Post
"Kernel version 2.6 supports online partition resizing, R75 is at version 2.6, to verify issue the command
uname -r
Depending on your appliance model, it should be outfitted with a 160GB HDD upwards which is should have physical volumes and logical volumes, issue the commands
pvs - to view physical hdd config, take note of vg_splat volume group (VG) and free space available as this would indicate how much your vg_splat/lv_current volume can be resized to
vgs - to view volume groups config, take note of number of logical volumes (LV)
lvs - to view logical volumes
df -h - to view mounted volumes, size, used and free space
Now for resizing
lvresize -L XXGB vg_splat/lv_current
output should say
Extending logical volume lv_current to XX.00 GB
Logical volume lv_current successfully resized
then issue
resize2fs /dev/mapper/vg_splat-lv_current
finally issue vgscan and df -h to verify successful resizing
As a side note, R65 requires offline resizing with a slightly more complicated procedure but can also be done."
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