I had a check point management station that I needed to backup, since we were going to upgrade from R75.30 to R75.40. I found that the common 'upgrade_export' command wouldnt work for me. What I found was that it has been replaced with a new command:
[Expert@Smart1]# $FWDIR/bin/upgrade_tools/upgrade_export /backups/5.30.2012
'upgrade_export' and 'upgrade_import' have been replaced by
the 'migrate' utility.
Run 'migrate' to export and import the Check Point Security
Management Server database.
Running 'migrate export' is equivalent to 'upgrade_export'.
Running 'migrate import' is equivalent to 'upgrade_import'.
[Expert@Smart1]#
Here is what I found that I had to do:
[Expert@Smart1]# $FWDIR/bin/upgrade_tools/migrate export 5.30.2012
You are required to close all clients to Security Management Server
or execute 'cpstop' before the Export operation begins.
Do you want to continue? (y/n) [n]? y
Copying required files...
Compressing files...
The operation completed successfully.
Location of archive with exported database: /home/admin/5.30.2012.tgz
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[Expert@Smart1]# ls
-cpinfo11302011 IIwrapperSetup UnixInstallScript
5.30.2012.tgz MiniWrapper Wrapper.conf
Actions MiniWrapperInstall cpinfo
CKP_mutex::fwca_crl_mutex SU cpinfo.out.gz
CPcvpn SUInstall hotfixes
Check_Point_R75_iPhone_Skype.linux.tgz Uninstall.conf
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Then FTP it to another place off box, and there is your backup.
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