Question 370
An R82 replacement management server was installed and can access the network. The export archive copied successfully, but a license audit shows it was issued for the old appliance address. The import runbook requires license readiness first. An alternate diagnosis concerns the requirement to plan for service lifecycle when performing migration import, for which a colleague suggests expect the import procedure to restart Check Point services. Based on the recorded symptoms, which corrective step should have priority?
Explanation
Correct Answer
License validation is part of the documented import preparation. This directly addresses the documented incident evidence.
Incorrect Answers
The R82 migration procedure begins with source backups; this does not resolve the observed condition.
The documented import invokes stop/start for Check Point services, but the current evidence calls for a different R82 operation.
Management migration preserves the database through export/import, yet that applies to move an R82 Management Server database to another R82 host rather than the observed issue.