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by **Carlo Leonin** » Tue, 29 Jan 2002 19:36:13

Did anyone get the following msg from Checkpoint NG:

fwip: [ID 719488 kern.notice] FW-1 IP: An interface configuration command
has been issued, but the FW-1 driver could not be informed. This may be due
to the driver being removed from the system, or a failure of the fw bootd
process. If this message keeps appearing after rebooting the
machine, please contact Check Point technical support. This message can be
safely ignored in the following cases:
FW-1 has just been uninstalled or upgraded and has not been rebooted yet or
The machine is now in single user mode.
This message will be suppressed for the next 127 times.

I run Solaris8 (64-bit) on Sparc Netra and NG with Hot Fix 2 (limited ip
license).

Thanks.

by **J. Shail** » Fri, 15 Feb 2002 19:44:16

> Did anyone get the following msg from Checkpoint NG:

> fwip: [ID 719488 kern.notice] FW-1 IP: An interface configuration command
> has been issued, but the FW-1 driver could not be informed. This may be due
> to the driver being removed from the system, or a failure of the fw bootd
> process. If this message keeps appearing after rebooting the
> machine, please contact Check Point technical support. This message can be
> safely ignored in the following cases:
> FW-1 has just been uninstalled or upgraded and has not been rebooted yet or
> The machine is now in single user mode.
> This message will be suppressed for the next 127 times.

> I run Solaris8 (64-bit) on Sparc Netra and NG with Hot Fix 2 (limited ip
> license).

> Thanks.

Hi,
i have actually the same message but i don't know how to solve it. Do
you find the solution ?
Thank

by **J. Shail** » Tue, 19 Feb 2002 22:14:46

> > Did anyone get the following msg from Checkpoint NG:

> > fwip: [ID 719488 kern.notice] FW-1 IP: An interface configuration command
> > has been issued, but the FW-1 driver could not be informed. This may be due
> > to the driver being removed from the system, or a failure of the fw bootd
> > process. If this message keeps appearing after rebooting the
> > machine, please contact Check Point technical support. This message can be
> > safely ignored in the following cases:
> > FW-1 has just been uninstalled or upgraded and has not been rebooted yet or
> > The machine is now in single user mode.
> > This message will be suppressed for the next 127 times.

> > I run Solaris8 (64-bit) on Sparc Netra and NG with Hot Fix 2 (limited ip
> > license).

> > Thanks.
> Hi,
> i have actually the same message but i don't know how to solve it. Do
> you find the solution ?
> Thank

In my case, The problem comes from the disable-syslogd-listen script
of the JASS Toolkit which add a -t option in the /etc/init.d/syslog
startup script.
Indeed when i have remove the -t option, the fwip message disappears.