![]() ![]() Start by downloading the Deployment Agent update file by heading over to Check Point’s Supportcenter website and searching for “deployment agent” or similar, there should be a Secure Knowledge article (or “SK”) somewhere at the top with a download link to the actual file. However, if your firewall lacks internet access to need to download the Deployment Agent file from Check Point’s website and then manually upload it to the unit (firewall/server) you wish to update. So to continue installing the patch I first had to update the Deployment Agent, which in most production environments is usually easily done over the internet by letting the firewall connect to the Check Point cloud services. To install the patch Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator (“Take 294”) I had to have a Deployment Agent version of 1899 or higher. In my case, I was running version R80.30 on the Security Gateway and Deployment Agent version 1806. The software that installs patches/upgrades in Check Point Security Gateways (the firewalls) and Check Point Security Management Servers is called CPUSE DA, which stands for Check Point Upgrade Service Engine Deployment Agent. Seems easy enough, but I ran into a weird issue. Recently I was tasked with patching a Check Point Security Gateway (or installing a Jumbo Hotfix Accumulator as the Check Point people would say) and I ran into some trouble due to the actual software that installs the patch onto the system being out of date and needed to be upgraded first. ![]()
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