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Check Point Extension

馃敀 Security路by bluebeeweb路v0.1.0
Pay per use8-40 tok/action
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About this extension

Connect your own Check Point Security Management Server (or Multi-Domain Server) to manage hosts, networks, groups, TCP/UDP services, access control rules across layers, policy packages, and gateway inventory -- plus publish/discard of pending session changes, policy installation to gateways, bulk rule operations, and a Check Point estate health audit. Uses your own Management Server admin credentials, exchanged for a session id via the standard login endpoint -- nothing is hosted or proxied by Imperal beyond the request itself.

What you get

Every capability exposed by Check Point, metered per action and guarded by the two-step safety protocol.

  • connect_checkpointwrite

    Connect a Check Point Security Management Server (or Multi-Domain Server) by saving its host and admin credentials, after exchanging them once for a session id.

  • list_connectionsread

    List the connected Check Point Management Server(s).

  • disconnect_checkpointwrite

    Disconnect a Check Point Management Server: deletes the saved session credentials. Nothing on the server itself is changed.

  • list_hostsread

    List host objects defined on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • create_hostwrite

    Create a new host object on the connected Check Point Management Server. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • update_hostwrite

    Update an existing host object's IP address. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • delete_hostwrite

    Permanently delete a host object by name. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • list_networksread

    List network objects defined on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • create_networkwrite

    Create a new network object on the connected Check Point Management Server. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • update_networkwrite

    Update an existing network object's subnet/mask. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • delete_networkwrite

    Permanently delete a network object by name. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • list_groupsread

    List group objects (named collections of hosts/networks) defined on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • create_groupwrite

    Create a new group object on the connected Check Point Management Server, optionally with initial members (by name). Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • list_servicesread

    List TCP/UDP service (port) objects defined on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • create_servicewrite

    Create a new TCP or UDP service (port) object on the connected Check Point Management Server. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • delete_servicewrite

    Permanently delete a TCP or UDP service object by name. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • list_access_layersread

    List access control policy layers configured on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • list_access_rulesread

    List access control rules in one policy layer on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • get_access_ruleread

    Read one access control rule in full by name.

  • create_access_rulewrite

    Create a new access control rule in a policy layer. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • update_access_rulewrite

    Update an existing access control rule's action and/or enabled status. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • delete_access_rulewrite

    Permanently delete an access control rule by name. Changes are pending until publish_changes is called.

  • publish_changeswrite

    Publish all pending changes in the current session so they become visible to other administrators/API sessions -- Check Point's mandatory staging step, same convention as a Fortinet/PAN-OS commit but scoped to the whole session, not one config unit.

  • discard_changeswrite

    Discard all pending (unpublished) changes in the current session, reverting to the last published state.

  • list_policy_packagesread

    List policy packages defined on the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • install_policywrite

    Install a published policy package onto its target gateways/clusters -- an asynchronous operation; use get_task_status with the returned task_id to check progress.

  • get_task_statusread

    Read the status of an asynchronous task (e.g. install_policy) by task id.

  • list_gatewaysread

    List gateway and cluster objects managed by the connected Check Point Management Server.

  • bulk_access_rule_actionwrite

    Enable or disable several Check Point access rules in one call, by explicit rule names. Continues past per-item failures and reports each outcome, same convention as every other bulk_* tool in the portfolio.

  • audit_checkpoint_estateread

    Run a read-only health audit across all connected Check Point Management Servers: overly broad access rules (any/any with allow), rules with no logging, and unpublished pending changes.

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