All "true" clusters require that certain attributes are syncronised. So that in the event of a failover the newly promoted node can continue where the other node left off.

In order to ensure that the State Tables of all your nodes within your Check Point Cluster are syncronised you will need to check the #VALS of your State Table summary on each node.

Note :

1. You may find that these figures aren`t identical but this is just down to the delay/latancy in which occurs between State Syncronisations. You should only be concerned if the values are hunreds or even thousands out.
2. The best way to view the State Table summaries (on SPLAT based firewalls) is to run the command watch 'fw tab -t connections -s'.
3. Below is based on a R65 ClusterXL HA Cluster.

Steps

Check the State Tables on both nodes, checking for the #VAL totals.

[Expert@fw1]# fw tab -t connections -s
HOST                  NAME                               ID #VALS #PEAK #SLINKS
localhost             connections                      8158  3624 36074   14234

 [Expert@fw2]# fw tab -t connections -s
HOST                  NAME                               ID #VALS #PEAK #SLINKS
localhost             connections                      8158  3632 36073   14242

You can see here that the #VALS are fairly similar. With this we can safley say that the State Tables are syncronised.