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  • Page 1

    SonicOS Hub and Spoke TZ170 VPNs with Checkpoint NG Introduction This technote will detail all steps to get a Hu b and Spoke setup between the SonicWALL SonicOS Enh anced and the Checkpoint NG. Within this setup the Checkpoint NG will be the HUB an d 2 TZ170 units will be the Spokes . Versions Used  SonicOS 2.5.0.2 Enhanced on both T Z170 units [...]

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    2 Before You Begin If you have not already done so, set up a mana gement system connecting to the SonicWALL’s intern al LAN interfac e. The SonicWALL should alread y be configured for internet acce ss; if not, do this before completing any further steps. T he Check Point FireWall-1 NG server is also as sumed to be properly configur ed for intern [...]

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    3 Next create an address object grou p for t he two checkpoint address object s. On the ‘Network > Address Objects’ page in the ‘Address Groups’ section, click on ‘A dd Group…’ to create the address grou p for the o bjects. Name: checkpoint_lan Name: Side_Bob_lan Zone Assignment: VPN Zone Assignment: VPN Type: Network Type: Network[...]

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    4 From the navigation bar on the left, cli ck on ‘VPN’, this will brin g up the ‘VPN > Settings’ pag e. In the ‘VPN Global Settings’ section, make sure the ‘Enable VP N’ radi o button is selected. In the ‘VPN Policies’ section, click on ‘Add’ to create the new VPN policy for the Check Poi nt FireWall-1. The ‘VPN Policy?[...]

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    5 Next select the ‘Network’ tab. In the ‘Local Networks’ section, select the radio b utton ne xt to ‘Choose local net work from list’ and select "LAN Primary Subnet" from the dropdown box. In the ‘Destination Net works’ section, select the radio butto n next to ‘Choose destination network from list’ and select "ch[...]

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    6 IKE (Phase 1) Proposal Exchange: Aggressive Mode DH Group: Group 5 Encryption: 3DES Authentication: SHA1 Life Time (seconds): 3600 Ipsec (Phase 2) Proposal Protocol: ESP Encryption: 3DES Authentication: SHA1 DH Group Group 2 Life Time (seconds): 3600 Do not enable Perfect Forward Securit y. Next select the ‘Advanced’ tab. Make sure that the o[...]

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    7 SonicWALL Setup Side Bob Log into the SonicWALL’s Management GUI usin g a current web browser. The address objects will be created first, and then a gro up wi ll be created to contain the address object s. From the navigation bar on the left, c lick on ‘Net work’ and then ‘Address Objects’, this will bring up the ‘Network > Address[...]

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    8 Name: checkpoint_lan Name: Side_Alice_lan Zone Assignment: VPN Zone Assignment: VPN Type: Network Type: Network Network: 192.168.170.0 Network: 180.10.10.0 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Click ‘OK’ to finish. Click ‘OK’ to finish. Next create an address object grou p for t he two checkpoint address object s. On the ‘Netwo[...]

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    9 The ‘VPN Policy’ window will then appear. On the ‘General ’ tab pag e, ‘Security Policy’ se ction, select “IKE using Preshared Secret” from the ‘IPSec Keying Mode:’ dr opdown box. Name: "to_checkpoint" IPSec Primary Gateway Name or Address: 67.115.118.94 Shared Secret: HaRd!_to_Gue55_B0 b Local IKE ID: SNWL Identifie[...]

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    10 Next select the ‘Network’ tab. In the ‘Local Networks’ section, select the radio b utton ne xt to ‘Choose local net work from list’ and select "LAN Primary Subnet" from the dropdown box. In the ‘Destination Net works’ section, select the radio butto n next to ‘Choose destination network from list’ and select "c[...]

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    11 Ipsec (Phase 2) Proposal Protocol: ESP Encryption: 3DES Authentication: SHA1 DH Group Group 2 Life Time (seconds): 3600 Do not enable Perfect Forward Securit y. Next select the ‘Advanced’ tab. Make sure that the option Enable Keep Al ive has been check ed. All other options ca n be l eft as they are. Click the OK button. This completes the s[...]

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    12 Check Point FireWall-1NG Setup Log into SmartDashboard. Before the VPN can be setup it is necessary to cr eate Net work Objects for all devices and networks. To create the network objects, first click on ‘M anage’ on the top of the SmartDash board. Then click on ‘Network Objects…’ from the drop down box. The ‘Network Objects’ windo[...]

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    13 The ‘Network Properties’ window will then appear. In this window, enter the object: Name: CP_LAN Network Address: 192.168.170.0 Net Mask: 255.255.255.0 The next network objects to create are for the LAN of the SonicW AL L appliance at Side Alice a nd for the LAN of the SonicWALL appliance at Side Bob. From the ‘Network Objects’ windo w, [...]

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    14 Here we create the Network Object for the LAN of Side Bob. Make sure that the Object con t ains the corre ct LAN Network Address and Net Mask. Within our example we used: Name: Network_Bob Network Address: 10.234.234.0 Net Mask: 255.255.255 Next, edit the ‘Check Points’ net work object. It should be na med the same as the machi ne name then [...]

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    15 The ‘Check Point Gateway’ page will appear. On ‘General Properti es’, verify the ‘IP Address’ and that both ‘FireWall- 1’ and ‘VPN-1 Pro’ are selected. In this exam pl e, the ‘IP Addre ss’ is “192.168.170.1”. When finished, click ‘Topology’ on the left hand side. On ‘Topology’, verif y the network addresses of[...]

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    16 It is needed to create also Interoperable Network objects fo r the both SonicWALL app liances. Go to ‘Manage’ > ‘Net work Objects’ now the Network Objects windo w will then appear. To create the ‘Interoperable Devi ce ’ ob ject, click the ‘New’ button at the bottom of the ‘Network Obje cts’ window, then select ‘Interoper[...]

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    17 On the ‘Topology’ page, unde r the ‘VPN Domain’ section, sele ct ‘Manuall y d efined’ and se lect the previousl y created “Network_Alice” Net work Object with the dropdo wn menu. Click on ‘OK’ to finish. An Interoperable Device Object needs also to be created for Side Bob. Go to ‘Manage’ > ‘Net work Objects’ now th[...]

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    18 In this window, under ‘General Properti es’ enter: Name: SNWL_Bob IP Address: 80.62.91.20 Next click ‘Topology’ on the le ft hand sid e. On the ‘Topology’ page, unde r the ‘VPN Domain’ section select ‘Manuall y defined’ and sele ct the previousl y created “Network_Bob” Network Object with the dropdo wn menu. Click on ‘O[...]

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    19 From the ‘VPN Communities’ windo w, select the ‘New’ butto n on the bottom. Then select ‘Site To Site’ and ‘Star…’ The ‘Star Community Properties’ page will appear. On the ‘Star Community Properties’ page, enter the VPN name in the ‘Name:’ field. In this example, the ‘Name:’ is " HUB- TEST" which needs[...]

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    20 Next, click on ‘Satellite Gateways’. On the Satellite Gateways, click on the ‘Add…’ b utton under the ‘Satellite Gateways :’ section. This will bring up the ‘Satellite Gate ways’ window. Select here the address objects ‘SNWL_Alic e’ and address object ‘SNWL_Bob’ after this i s done press OK.[...]

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    21 Click on 'VPN Properties'. Enter the ‘IKE (Phase 1) Properties’ and the ‘IPsec (Phase 2) Properties ’. In this exampl e, the ‘IKE (Phase 1)’ section the settings are as follows: IKE (Phase 1) Properties Perform key exchange encryption with: 3DES Perform data integrity with: SHA1 Ipsec (Phase 2) Properties Perform IPsec data[...]

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    22 In the ‘Advanced Properties’ section, un der IKE (Phase 1), modify the ‘Renegotiate IKE securit y associations every’ fiel d to "60" minutes and the ‘Use Diffie-He llman group’ should be "Group 5 (1536 b it). Tick the option ‘Use aggressive mo de’ For the ‘Ipsec (Phase 2) Proposal’ section the settings are as f[...]