Check Point L-72 - Configuring the Routing Table

Appliance Configuration
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4.
For Terms of use - Select this checkbox to add an "I agree with the following terms and
conditions" checkbox on the Hotspot portal page. Enter the terms and conditions text in the
text box. When users click the "terms and conditions" link, this text shows.
5.
To customize a logo for all portals shown by the appliance (Hotspot and captive portal used by
User Awareness), click Upload, browse to the logo file and click Apply. If necessary, click Use
Default to revert to the default logo.
6.
Click Apply.
To prevent simultaneous login to the Hotspot portal:
1.
Go to Device > Advanced Settings.
2.
Select Hotspot.
3.
Click Edit.
The Hotspot window opens.
4.
Click the checkbox for Prevent simultaneous login.
5.
Click Apply.
The same user cannot log in to the Hotspot portal from more than one computer at a time.
On the Active Devices page (available through the Home and Logs & Monitoring tabs), you can
revoke Hotspot access for connected users.
Configuring the Routing Table
The Device > Routing page shows routing tables with the routes added on your appliance.
On this page:
• You can add or edit routes and configure manual routing rules. You cannot edit system defined
routes.
• You can specify routes for and associate IP addresses with selected VPN tunnels. To add,
delete, and modify the IP addresses, use dynamic routing protocols.
For every route:
Table Columns
Description
Destination The route rule applies only to traffic whose destination matches
the destination IP address/network.
Source IPv4 only. The route rule applies only to traffic whose source
matches the source IP address/network
Service IPv4 only. The route rule applies only to traffic whose service
matches the service IP protocol and ports or service group.