How to Integrate Check Point with Eve-ng

 

Since Eve-ng offers one of the best platforms for unrestricted testing and preparation, adding an eve ng checkpoint is incredibly easy. The image is required in order to add the firewall to Eve-ng.

The download link for juniper vsrx download is there with detailed instructions on how to add it to Eve-NG. The ovf image must be uploaded in Eve-ng before being converted to hda.qcow2 and moved to the appropriate location.



You can add Checkpoint in Eve-NG in two different ways.

Download the Checkpoint firewall ISO image, install it on VMware, and export it to OVF. You must upload the OVF image to Eve-NG once it has been exported before converting it.

Direct Download Checkpoint ISO image is there from the Checkpoint

How to set up the Checkpoint on VMware

It requires only that you download the template from the following URL and upload it to Eve-ng. After uploading, proceed as follows.

From the following link, download the Checkpoint file:  From the Checkpoint

First, we must create a temporary folder in Eve-ng using the CLI.

Using a program like FileZilla or WinSCP, upload the downloaded picture to the EVE root.

To obtain a vmdk file, the raw picture must be uncompressed:

tar Check Point Security Gateway R77.30 OVF Template

Create a folder for the target image:

The names of the image folders and hard drives are taken from the qemu image naming table.

http://www.eve-ng.net/index.php/documentation/images-table

Change the raw vmdk file to hda.qcow2.

You can use the command to see what files are in a folder and the cd folder name command to move to any folder.

cd Check Point SG R77.30 VE NM \s/opt/qemu/bin/qemu-img switch to -f vmdk -O qcow2 hda.qcow2 Check Point SG R77.30 VE-disk1.vmdk

Copy the desired folder from the converted image HDD:

Move the file "hda.qcow2" to "opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/cpsg-R77-30"

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