Under "VPN Tunnel Type" select "Numbered".Under "Peer", provide a name to identify the VPC tunnel peer (such as AWS_VPC_Tun1).Under "VPN Tunnel ID", select any unique value (such as 1). ![]() In the downloaded configuration file, refer to the "IPSec Tunnel #1" section. Create a new "VPN Tunnel" interface, also known as VTI: Navigate to the "Network Interfaces" tab. Log in to the Gaia Portal of your Security Gateway. Note: If this section is skipped, then occasionally, Security Gateway might lose the VPN tunnel due to the AWS SLA. Part 2 - Check Point OS Configuration on the Security Gateway On premise encryption domain: 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24Īfter creating the VPN Connection object, click "Download Configuration".In the following document we will be using the following notation:.Under "Static IP Prefix" provide your on premise encryption domain in CIDR notation (multiple blocks can be separated by a comma). ![]() Under "Routing Options" choose "Static".Under "BGP ASN", keep the default value.Under "IP Address", specify the external IP address of your Check Point Security Gateway (or cluster external virtual IP). ![]() In the VPC Dashboard, click "VPN Connections", and then click "Create VPN Connection".
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