Small-Scale Deployment Installation
R81.10.X Quantum Spark 1500, 1600, 1800, 1900, 2000 Appliances Centrally Managed Administration Guide|37
Establishing SIC on the Quantum Spark Gateway
The first time you connect the gateway to the Security Management Server, you must create a
new gateway object in SmartConsole. To do this, open SmartConsole > Create new gateway >
select SMB.
To establish SIC:
1. In SmartConsole, go to Gateways &Servers.
a. Select the Quantum Spark gateway and click Edit > Trusted Communication.
b. In the Authentication section, make sure Initiate trusted communication securely
by using a one-time password is selected. Enter the One-time password and
click OK.
2. Connect to the gateway WebUI.
a. In the browser, enter the URL https://<IP of the Quantum Spark
gateway>
b. Go to Home > Security Management > SIC (reconnect, initial SIC or setting the
SIC) and enter your user name and password.
Defining a Gateway Cluster Object
A Quantum Spark appliance Security Gateway cluster is a group of two members. Each
represents a separate Quantum Spark appliance which has High Availability software
installed. ClusterXL is the Check Point clustering solution. Third party OPSEC Certified
clustering products are not supported.
High Availability
High Availability allows organizations to maintain a connection when there is a failure in a
cluster member. Only one machine is active (Active/Standby operation) in this configuration.
Load sharing is not supported on this appliance.
Prerequisites
You must first configure and set up the two gateways with their actual IP addresses. Only
afterward you can create the cluster object in SmartConsole or SmartProvisioning. The policy
installation from the Security Management Server alerts the gateways that they are configured
as cluster members.
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