Overview
Dashboards
Enviroment Overview Dashboard
The CheckPoint Addon Environment Overview dashboard provides a detailed view of the infrastructure, including clusters and devices, allowing to monitor key metrics and relationships. The dashboard includes real-time data on device health, object relationships, and alerts. It also enables users to track system status and performance metrics through interactive elements like the Metric Picker, Metric Chart, and Object Relationship view.

Collected objects
Relationships
In the CheckPoint Addon, relationships between objects are essential for effectively managing and monitoring the CheckPoint infrastructure. The diagram illustrates the interconnections between objects within the SmartConsole environment.
The relationship diagram outlines a hierarchy starting with the 'Check Point SmartConsole Adapter Instance'. The hierarchy is organized as follows:
- The 'Check Point SmartConsole Adapter Instance' connects to the 'Check Point SmartConsole Cluster', representing clusters of devices within the infrastructure.
- The 'Check Point SmartConsole Cluster' links to the 'Check Point SmartConsole Device', providing detailed insights into the devices included in each cluster.
Check Point SmartConsole Adapter Instance
A Check Point Adapter efers to network interfaces on Security Gateways or cluster members. These adapters are configured within SmartConsole to define network topology, assign IP addresses, and set roles such as internal, external, or synchronization interfaces. Proper configuration of these adapters is crucial for accurate traffic routing and effective security policy enforcement.
Check Point SmartConsole Cluster
A Check Point SmartConsole cluster consists of two or more security gateways working together to provide high availability and load balancing. This ensures uninterrupted network operations even if one of the cluster members fails. SmartConsole simplifies cluster creation and configuration with step-by-step wizards, allowing administrators to define cluster properties, member topology, synchronization interfaces, and IP addresses.
Data Name | Type | Description |
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Cluster | Property | Defines the cluster type and its configuration for high availability and load balancing. |
Name | Property | The unique name assigned to the Check Point SmartConsole Cluster. |
IP | Property | The IP address used for the cluster's network communication. |
Cluster Status | Property | Displays the current operational status of the cluster, including active and standby members. |
Additional Info | Property | Provides extra details about the cluster's configuration and status. |
Cluster Load | Metric | Monitors and shows the current load distribution across cluster members. |
Check Point SmartConsole Device
A Check Point Device refers to any hardware or virtual appliance running Check Point software, including Security Gateways, Management Servers, and cluster members. Within SmartConsole, administrators can manage these devices by configuring their properties, monitoring performance, and deploying security policies. SmartConsole provides a centralized platform to oversee all Check Point devices in the network, ensuring cohesive security management.
Data Name | Type | Description |
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Name | Property | Name of the SmartConsole device |
IP Address | Property | IP address of the device |
Hostname | Property | Hostname of the device |
SIC Message | Property | SIC (Secure Internal Communication) message status |
SIC State | Property | Current state of the SIC |
Load | Metric | System load of the device |
CPU Usage | Metric | CPU usage percentage of the device |
Disk -> Partition | Property | Partition identifier of the disk |
Disk -> Free | Metric | Free disk space available |
Disk -> Total | Metric | Total disk space |
Disk -> Used | Metric | Used disk space |
Memory -> Type | Property | Type of memory (e.g., RAM, Swap) |
Memory -> Free | Metric | Free memory available |
Memory -> Total | Metric | Total memory capacity |
Memory -> Used | Metric | Used memory |
Port -> UID | Property | Unique identifier of the port |
Port -> Name | Property | Name assigned to the port |
Port -> Type | Property | Type of the port (e.g., Ethernet, Fiber) |
Port -> Enabled | Property | Status indicating if the port is enabled |
Port -> Comments | Property | Additional comments or notes about the port |
Port -> IPv4 Address | Property | IPv4 address assigned to the port |
Port -> IPv4 Mask Length | Property | IPv4 subnet mask length for the port |
Port -> IPv6 Address | Property | IPv6 address assigned to the port |
Port -> IPv6 Mask Length | Property | IPv6 subnet mask length for the port |
Port -> IPv6 Local Link Address | Property | IPv6 link-local address of the port |
Port -> IPv6 Autoconfig | Property | Status of IPv6 autoconfiguration on the port |