ownprojects-info / check-point-management-api
PHP library for the Check Point Management API
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2021-05-07 23:08 UTC
Requires
- php: >=7.2
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.5
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2025-05-08 07:31:27 UTC
README
Requirements
To use the Check Point management API client, the following things are required:
- The management API should be active at the management server.
- Username and password or an API key.
Composer Installation
Getting started
Initializing the client and logging in.
// Management server with special port $checkPointManagementApiClient = new \CheckPoint\ManagementApi\Client('127.0.0.1', 8080); // Management server without port $checkPointManagementApiClient = new \CheckPoint\ManagementApi\Client('127.0.0.1'); // Login with username and password $loginResponse = $checkPointManagementApiClient->sessionManagement()->login([ 'user' => 'admin', 'password' => 'admin', ]); // Login with API key $loginResponse = $checkPointManagementApiClient->sessionManagement()->login([ 'api-key' => 'key', ]);
The login response should return something like this:
{ "uid": "5fcaf9e8-cb8c-4d9e-91fd-58227c4f71e8", "sid": "ofsg1UcwLFQV2-XEKmnMeZ6iWaml06CJ3OAtfyv7Isp", "url": "https://host:port/web_api/v1.6", "session-timeout": 600, "last-login-was-at": { "posix": 1593377918896, "iso-8601": "2020-06-28T22:58+0200", }, "api-server-version": "1.6", }
The session token can be found in the login response, which is the 'sid'.
Make sure to save and set the session token in order to use it later on.
$sessionToken = $loginResponse->sid; $checkPointManagementApiClient->setSessionToken($sessionToken);
From now on you can use the Check Point management API just like it is documented. Here are some examples:
$sessionManagement = $checkPointManagementApiClient->sessionManagement(); $session = $sessionManagement->session(); $currentSession = $session->showSession([ 'uid' => $loginResponse->uid, ]);
or
$currentSession = $checkPointManagementApiClient->sessionManagement()->session()->showSession([ 'uid' => $loginResponse->uid, ]);