[j-nsp] Netscreen Virtualization?
Kim Halavakoski
kim at halavakoski.net
Mon Sep 3 05:23:34 EDT 2007
Hello,
I am currently running a VSX on Nokia platforms and we have run into
a few features and problems that have made me question Checkpoint VSX
atleast on a Nokia platform. Checkpoint and/or Nokia has had problems
(routes dissapearing when pushing policies, IPsec/VPN using wrong IPs
for peer-traffic, VSX VSes using "internal communication network IPs"
for routed traffic(which should NEVER happen btw.) with coming up
with real answers to our support cases and usually come back with
answers stating that it will be supported in a future release or
similar...there has also been some talk about migrating from Nokia to
SecurePlatform since there seems to be some "issues" with how CP and
Nokia co-operate, don't ask any details on that...just my
interpretation on the correspondense from our Support organisation/
Nokia/Checkpoint...
All this has made me look around for other platforms and Netscreen
ISG-platforms has ahd some pretty good reviews from what I have
found...and our Juniper-reseller is ofcourse bragging about all the
Checkpoint-to-Netscreen migrations that has been happening lately,
seemingy related to licensing costs but also to stability...
-kimh
On Sep 3, 2007, at 10:40 AM, sin wrote:
> Kim Halavakoski wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am curious about the Juniper Netscreen virtualization features.
>> Does anybody have experience in running ISG VSes in highly
>> critical environments? Does it work well? Stable enough to run on
>> critical systems or is one better off running highly critical
>> systems on separate hardware?
>> I have been looking into Checkpoint VSX but that platform seems to
>> be very unmature and I am now looking into what Juniper can offer
>> on the virtualization frontier...anybody care to share experiences?
>
> Hi,
>
> Although so far I haven't had the chance to run virtual systems on
> Juniper, I do have some experience with VSX and it's pretty stable
> once you set it up and don't add/remove interfaces from the
> firewall every day.
>
>
> I'm curious on how you came to the conclusion that VSX is immature.
>
> PS: I'm not a Check Point zealot :)
>
> 10x,
>
> sin
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