Output of the cvpnd command shows: fdt getdistributionpointstr: Error - Failed to get certificates. We have instead loaded a cert from the public CA (Sectigo) for this purpose, so that external clients can use the DNS name of the external cluster VIP rather than be required to use IP address for connections. Certificate validation fails for VPN users.
One oddity about this setup is that the cluster is not using an IPSec certificate from the management server's internal CA. The mobile clients all start working immediately again after the policy push is complete. No changes are required, merely push the policy. The simple work-around we have discovered is to push policy to the 1550 cluster. Check Point Endpoint Security VPN is a new next generation IPSec virtual private network (VPN) client included with Check Point Endpoint Security and compatible with the IPSec VPN Software Blade and the complete family of Check Point security gateways. The error is:Ĭonnection Failed, VPN-1 server could not find any certificate to use for IKE What we see is that after 4 to 8 days of use, all the mobile clients will start throwing an error when they try to set up the VPN tunnel. These are centrally managed devices, so upgrade to R81 is not possible, yet. The 1550 SMB cluster is running R80.20.35. The remote users are all using the CheckPoint Mobile client. I have a pair of 1550s clustered through ClusterXL serving as a remote access gateway for a small group of users. Instructions for User Below is a quick process to patch your computer and restore VPN/Endpoint connectivity.
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