| Checkpoint Firewalls
Troubleshooting Command Line
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Check Point Environment variables
(most common ones)
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$FWDIR FW-1 ---installation
directory, with f.i. the conf, log, lib, bin and spool directories. You will
mostly
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work in this tree.
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$CPDIR ---SVN Foundation /
cpshared tree.
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$CPMDIR ---Management server
installation directory.
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$FGDIR ---FloodGate-1 installation
directory.
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$MDSDIR ---MDS installation
directory. Same as $FWDIR on MDS level.
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$FW_BOOT_DIR ---Directory with
files needed at boot time.
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Basic Starting and Stopping
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cpstop ---Stop all Check Point
services except cprid. You can also stop specific services by issuing an
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option with cpstop.
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cpstart ---Start all Check Point
services except cprid. cpstart works with the same options as cpstop.
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cprestart ---Combined cpstop and
cpstart. Complete restart.
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cpridstop ---Stop cprid, the Check
Point Remote installation Daemon.
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cpridstart ---Start cprid, the
Check Point Remote installation Daemon.
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cpridrestart ---Combined cpridstop
and cpridstart.
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fw kill [-t sig] proc_name ---Kill
a Firewall process. PID file in $FWDIR/tmp/ must be present. Per default
sends
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signal 15 (SIGTERM).
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Example: fw kill -t 9 fwm
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fw unloadlocal ---Uninstall local
security policy and disables forwarding.
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View and Manage Logfiles
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fw lslogs ---View a list of
available fw logfiles and their size.
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fwm logexport ---Export/display
current fw.log to stdout.
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fw logswitch [-audit] ---Write the
current (audit) logfile to YY-MM-DDHHMMSS. log and start a
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new fw.log.
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fw log -c <action> ---Show
only records with action <action>, e.g. accept, drop, reject etc.
Starts
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from the top of the log, use -t to
start a tail at the end.
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fw log -f -t ---Tail the actual
log file from the end of the log. Without the -t switch it starts
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from the beginning.
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fw log -b <starttime>
<endtime> ---View today's log entries between <starttime> and
<endtime>.
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Example:
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fw log -b 09:00:00 09:15:00.
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fw fetchlogs -f <file>
module ---Fetch a logfile from a remote CP module. NOTICE: The log will be
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moved, hence deleted from the
remote module. Does not work with current fw.log.
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fwm logexport -i in.log -o out.csv
-d ',' -p -n ---Export logfile in.log to file out.csv, use , (comma) as
delimiter
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(CSV) and do not resolve services
or hostnames.
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Display and Manage Licenses
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cp_conf lic get ---View licenses.
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cplic print ---Display more
detailed license information.
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fw lichosts ---List protected
hosts with limited hosts licenses. dtps lic SecureClient Policy Server
license
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summary.
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cplic del <sig> <obj>
---Delete CP license with signature sig from object obj.
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cplic get <ip host|-all>
---Retrieve all licenses from a certain gateway or all gateways in order to
synchronize
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license repository on the SmartCenter
server with the gateway(s).
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cplic put <-l file>
---Install local license from file to an local machine.
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cplic put <obj> <-l
file> ---Attach one or more central or local licenses from file remotely
to obj.
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cprlic ---Remote license
management tool.
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ClusterXL
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ATRG -- sk93306
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cp_conf ha enable|disable
[norestart] ---Enable or disable HA.
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cphastop ---Disable ClusterXL on
the cluster member. Issued on a cluster member running in HA
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Legacy Mode cphastop might stop
the entire cluster.
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cphastart ---Activate ClusterXL on
this cluster member.
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fw hastat ---View HA state of local
machine.
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cphaprob state ---View HA state of
all cluster members.
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cphaprob -a if ---View interface
status.
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cphaprob -ia list ---View list and
state of critical cluster devices.
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cphaprob syncstat ---View sync
transport layer statistics. Reset with -reset.
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cphaconf set_ccp
<broadcast|multicast> ---Configure Cluster Control Protocol (CCP) to
use unicast or multicast
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messages. By default set to
multicast. Setting survives reboot.
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clusterXL_admin <up|down>
---Perform a graceful manual failover by registering a faildevice.
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Note: DO NOT run any cphaconf
commands other than set_ccp
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SecureXL
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ATRG --sk98722
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fwaccel on
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fwaccel off ---"-q" flag
suppresses the output
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fwaccel ver
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fwaccel stat
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fwaccel stats -s Prints the
acceleration statistics for Network Access Control (NAC)
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fwaccel stats -d Prints the
acceleration statistics for dropped packets
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fwaccel stats –n
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fwaccel stats -p Prints the
acceleration statistics for SecureXL violations (F2F packets)
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fwaccel stats -l Prints all
acceleration statistics in Legacy mode (output is not divided into sections)
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file:///C|/Users/kwinfiel/Desktop/CCSE%20ADV%20TS/CLI%20Command%20line%20cheat%20sheet.txt[5/11/2015
9:26:32 AM]
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fwaccel stats -m Prints the
acceleration statistics for multicast traffic
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fwaccel stats -r Resets all
acceleration statistics
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fwaccel conns Prints the SecureXL
Connections Table ('cphwd_db')
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CoreXL
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ATRG: CoreXL --sk98737
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fw ctl multik --Controls CoreXL FW
instances
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fw ctl multik ---Prints the
general help message with available parameters
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fw ctl multik stat ---Prints the
summary table for CPU cores and CoreXL FW instances
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fw ctl multik start ---Starts
CoreXL
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fw -i Instance_ID ctl multik start
----Starts specific CoreXL FW instance
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fw ctl multik stop ---Stops CoreXL
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fw -i Instance_ID ctl multik stop
---Stops specific CoreXL FW instance
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fw ctl affinity <options>
---Controls CoreXL affinities of interfaces / processes / CoreXL FW instances
to CPU core
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fw ctl affinity ---Prints the help
message with available options
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fw -d ctl affinity -corelicnum
---Prints the number of system CPU cores allowed by CoreXL license
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fw ctl affinity -l ---Prints the
current CoreXL affinities - output shows affinities of
interfaces/processes/CoreXL FW
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instances to CPU cores
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fw ctl affinity -l -r ---Prints
the current CoreXL affinities in reverse order - output shows CPU cores and
which
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interface/process/CoreXL FW
instance is affined to each CPU core
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fw ctl affinity -l -a ---Prints
all current CoreXL affinities - output shows affinities of
interfaces/processes/CoreXL
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FW instances to CPU cores, and
also shows targets without specific affinity
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fw ctl affinity -l -v ---Prints
the current CoreXL affinities - verbose output shows affinities of
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interfaces/processes/CoreXL FW
instances to CPU cores (targets are shown as 'Interface' (with IRQ),
'Kernel', 'Process'
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fw ctl affinity -l -q ---Prints
the current CoreXL affinities - output shows affinities of
interfaces/processes/CoreXL
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FW instances to CPU cores, and
suppresses errors
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fw ctl affinity -l -r -a -v
---Prints the current CoreXL affinities - verbose output that combines all
possible outputs
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(shows all targets in reverse
order) fw ctl affinity -l -p PID [-r] [-a] [-v] Prints the current CoreXL
affinity of the
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specified process (by PID) to CPU
cores
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fw ctl affinity -l -n Daemon_Name
[-r] [-a] [-v] ---Prints the current CoreXL affinity of the specified process
(by
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name [maximal length = 255
characters]) to CPU cores
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fw ctl affinity -l -k Instance_ID
[-r] [-a] [-v] ---Prints the current CoreXL affinity of the specified CoreXL
FW
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instance to CPU cores
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fw ctl affinity -l -i
Interface_Name [-r] [-a] [-v] ---Prints the current CoreXL affinity of the
specified interface to cpu cores
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fw ctl affinity -s <target>
{ CPU_ID [ CPU_ID ... ] | all } ---Sets CoreXL Affinity
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fw ctl affinity -s -p PID { CPU_ID
[ CPU_ID ... ] | all } ---Sets CoreXL affinity of the specified process (by
PID)
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to CPU cores
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fw ctl affinity -s -n Daemon_Name
{ CPU_ID [ CPU_ID ... ] | all } ---Sets CoreXL affinity of the specified
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process (by name [maximal length =
255 characters]) to CPU cores
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fw ctl affinity -s -k Instance_ID
{ CPU_ID [ CPU_ID ... ] | all } ---Sets CoreXL affinity of the specified
CoreXL
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FW instance to CPU cores
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fw ctl affinity -s -i
Interface_Name { CPU_ID [ CPU_ID ... ] | all } ---Sets CoreXL affinity of the
specified interface
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to CPU cores
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Traffic Gathering /Monitoring
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TCPdump
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ATRG -sk40072
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tcpdump -i <int name> host
<ip> -w filename
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tcpdump -i <int name> tcp
port <port number>
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tcpdump -i <int name> udp
port <port number>
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tcpdump -i <int name> proto
ospf
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FW Monitor
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ATRG – 41045
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Functionality
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There are four inspection points
when a packet passes through a Security Gateway:
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Pre-Inbound - marked as 'i'
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Post-Inbound - marked as 'I'
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Pre-Outbound - marked as 'o'
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Post-Outbound - marked as 'O'
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Note:
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The direction (inbound/outbound)
relates to each specific packet, and not to the connection.
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fw monitor -e 'accept src=x.x.x.x
or dst=v.v.v.v;' -o filename.cap
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fw monitor -e "accept;"
-o /var/log/fw_mon.cap
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fw monitor -e "((src=x.x.x.x
, dst=y.y.y.y) or (src=y.y.y.y , dst=x.x.x.x)), accept;" -o
/var/log/fw_mon.cap
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fw monitor Examples:
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# packets with IP 192.168.1.12 as
SRC or DST
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fw monitor -e 'accept
host(192.168.1.12);'
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# all packets from 192.168.1.12 to
192.168.3.3
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fw monitor -e 'accept
src=192.168.1.12 and dst=192.168.3.3;'
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# UDP port 53 (DNS) packets,
pre-in position is before 'ippot_strip'
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fw monitor -pi ipopt_strip -e
'accept udpport(53);'
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# UPD traffic from or to
unprivileged ports, only show post-out
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fw monitor -m O -e 'accept udp and
(sport>1023 or dport>1023);'
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# Windows traceroute (ICMP,
TTL<30) from and to 192.168.1.12
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fw monitor -e 'accept
host(192.168.1.12) and tracert;'
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# Capture web traffic for VSX
virtual system ID 23
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fw monitor -v 23 -e 'accept
tcpport(80);'
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# Capture traffic on a
SecuRemote/SecureClient client into a file.
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# srfw.exe in $SRDIR/bin
(C:\Program Files\CheckPoint\SecuRemote\bin)
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srfw monitor -o output_file.cap
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Kernel debug 'fw ctl debug'
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Usage:
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fw ctl debug -h ---Default (clear)
all current kernel debugging options:
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fw ctl debug 0 ---Disable all
kernel debugging options (de-allocates the buffer automatically kills
"fw ctl debug"
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process):
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fw ctl debug -x ---Allocate the
debugging buffer (to catch debug messages):
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fw ctl debug -buf 32000 ---Enable
desired debug flags (in addition to the default flags):
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fw ctl debug -m MODULE_NAME +
FLAG1 FLAG2 FLAG3 ---Enable only the specified debug flags (all other
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flags will be overwritten):
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fw ctl debug -m MODULE_NAME -
FLAG6 FLAG7 ---Disable undesired debug flags:
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fw ctl debug ---Display all kernel
modules and their flags that Security Gateway "understands":
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fw ctl debug -m ---Display the
flags for specific module that were turned on:
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fw ctl debug -m MODULE_NAME
---Print the timestamp in debug output (t = seconds ; T = microseconds):
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fw ctl kdebug -t or fw ctl kdebug
-T
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fw ctl kdebug -T -f >
/var/log/debug.txt ---Save the debug messages from debugging buffer into a
file:
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To stop the debug - press CTRL+C
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Zdebug drop
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Fw ctl Zdebug drop >
filename.out
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61000/41000 CLI commands
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Information
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asg stat [-v] ---Blade and policy
status for all chassis
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asg monitor ---Monitor blade and
policy status
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asg resource [-v] ---SGM resource
use
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asg if ---Chassis interface
information
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asg_route ---Routing tables for
all SGMs
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asg perf [-v -a -p -k]
---Continously monitor performance
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asg conns [-b <blade>]
---Show connections per blade
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asg config show ---Show gclish configuration
for all blades
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asg cores_stat ---CoreXL
information for all blades
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asg_info -w ---Asg Info Diagnostic
File
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asg_auditlog ---Chassis audit log
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asg_blade_config
is_in_security_group ---Check if SMG is in security group
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asg_blade_config get_smo_ip ---Get
SMO ip address
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asg dxl stat ---Blade Distribution
Stats
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asg dxl dist_mode verify [-v]
---Blade Distribution Mode
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g_all mpstat ---CPU use for all
blades
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asg if -p ---Interface Performance
Information
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Navigation
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blade 1_02 ---to change to chassis
1 blade 2
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Security Switch Module (SSM)
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asg_chassis_ctrl start_ssm
<SSM> ---Start SSM
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asg_chassis_ctrl shutdown_ssm
<SSM> ---Stop SSM
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asg_chassis_ctrl restart_ssm
<SSM> ---Restart SSM
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asg_chassis_ctrl active_ssm ---Get
active SSMs
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_ssm_firmware
<SSM> ---SSM Firmware version
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_ssm_type
<SSM> ---SSM Hardware version
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_bmac
<SSM> ---MAC Addresses on SSM
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show chassis id 1 module
<SSM1|SSM2> ip ---Show SSM's CIN Address
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Configuration and Policy
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asg_ntp_sync_config ---Configure
NTP on all blades
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asg security_group ---Configure
SGM security group
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asg_blade_config pull_config all
<bladeIP> ---Pull config from another blade
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asg_blade_config fetch_smc
---Fetch policy for all blades from smc
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asg_policy fetch ---Fetch the
policy for all SGMs
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asg_policy unload ---Unload policy
for all SGMs
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asg policy verify ---View
installed policy for each SGM
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g_all <command> ---Return
command from all blades
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gexec -a -c <Command>
---Execute command on blades
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asg_cp2blades <SrcFile>
[<DstFile>] ---Copy file to all blades
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asg alert Configure ---Chassis
Alerts (SNMP/SMS)
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asg_sync_manager ---Chassis
Syncronization Wizard
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fwaccel <on|off|stat>
---SecureXL control
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g_update_conf_file fwkern.conf
<Kernel Parameter> ---Set kernel parameter for all blades
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View available kernel parameters
by ruinning modinfo against the kernel file
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modinfo
$FWDIR/boot/modules/fwmod.2.6.18.cp.i686.o
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Chassis
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asg_sgm_serial ---SGM Serial
Numbers
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asg_serial_info ---CMM,SSM and
Chassis Serial Numbers
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asg diag verify ---Chassis
diagnostic and results
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asg_version ---Version information
for all blades
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asg stat -i tasks ---Used to
identify the SMO blade
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asg chassis_admin -c
<chassis> [down|up] ---Administratively down/up a chassis
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asg sgm_admin -b <blade>
<up|down> ---Administratively down/up a blade
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asg_reboot -b <Blade>
---Reboot blade(s) or Chassis
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asg_reboot -b chassis1
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asg_reboot -b 1_01
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asg_reboot -b 1_01,1_03
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_psu_status
---Chassis PUS status
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_cpus_temp
<Blade> ---SGM CPU Temeperature
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_power_type
---Returns AC/DC
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asg hw_monitor ---Chassis Hardware
Stats
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set chassis high-availability
primary-chassis <0-2> ---Set chassis priority
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set chassis high-availability
factors <x> ---Change chassis component score(s)
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See cli guide for additional
syntax
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Chassis Control Module (CMM)
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asg_chassis_ctrl restart_cmm
<CMM#> Restart CMM
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asg_chassis_ctrl get_cmm_status
Get CMM status and firmware version
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Active CMM CIN address
198.51.100.33
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Standby CMM CIN address
198.51.100.233
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GCLISH Commands
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gclish ---enter global clish shell
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show configuration ---List gclish
text configuration
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set bonding group <ID>
lacp_rate slow ---Configure bonding rate
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verify bonding rate by running:
cat /proc/net/bonding/bond<ID>
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asg_config save -t <File>
---Save Gclish config to a text file
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save config ---Save Gclish
configuration
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Packet Captures and
Troubleshooting
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tcpdump -mcap -w <outfile>
-nnei <IF> ---Packet capture from all blades
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asg search ---Search blades for
specific connection
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g_fw ctl zdebug drop ---Dropped
packet debug across all blades
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g_fw ctl zdebug -m cluster +
correction ---Kernel debug across all blades
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dxl calc <> ---Determine the
blade a connection will use. Based on the src and dst pair
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asg log <audit|smd|ports>
{-b <blade string>} ---View messages from blade(s) or chassis
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Image Management
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show snapshots ---List current
snapshots (gclish)
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add snapshot <name>
---Create new snapshot (gclish)
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delete snapshot <name>
---Delete snapshot from respoitory (gclish)
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set snapshot import <name>
path <path to snapshot> ---Add snapshot to respoitory (gclish)
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set global-mode off/on ---Disable
global mode for gclish
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set snapshot export <name>
path <path to export to> ---Export snapshot from repository (shell)
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Note: The snapshot cannot contain
.tgz in the name
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g_snapshot -b <blade string>
revert <snapshot name> ---Revert snapshot on blade(s) (shell)
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backup_system backup <name>
---Create backup package
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Note this creates 4 separate files
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watch -d "g_all dbget
snap:show:progress" ---View snapshot revert progress
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Gaia Interface and Routes
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set interface <IF Name>
ipv4-address <IP Address> mask-length <Bit Length> ---Configure
Address on
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Interface (Physical/VLAN/Bond)
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set interface <IF Name>
state on/off ---Enable/Disable Interface
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(Physical/VLAN/Bond)
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add interface <IF NAME> vlan
<VLAN ID> ---Add VLAN Interface
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add bonding group <Bond ID>
interface <IF Name> ---Create and Enslave Bonded
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Interface(s)
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add interface <IF Name>
alias <Address>/<Mask Length> ---Create Interface Alias
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set static-route
<Network>/<Netmask> nexthop gateway address <Gateway> on
---Configure Static
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Route
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set static-route default nexthop
gateway address <Gateway> on ---Configure Default Route
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VSX
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vsx stat [-v] [-l] [id] ---Display
VSX status. Verbose output with -v, interface list with -l or status of
single
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system with VS ID <id>.
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vsx get ---View current shell
context.
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vsx set <id> ---Set context
to VS with the ID <id>.
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vsx sic reset <id> ---Reset
SIC for VS ID <id>.
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9:26:32 AM]
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cpinfo -x <vs> ---Start
cpinfo collecting data for VS ID <vs>.
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fw -vs <id> getifs ---View
driver interface list for a VS. You can also use the VS name instead of -vs
<id>.
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fw tab -vs <id> -t
<table> ---View state tables for virtual system <id>.
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fw monitor -v <id> -e
'accept;' ---View traffic for virtual system with ID <id>.
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Attn: with fw monitor use -v
instead of –vs
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In general, a lot of Check Point's
commands do understand the -vs <id> switch.
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Provider-1
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mdsenv [cma_name] ---Set the
environment variables for MDS oder CMA level.
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mdsstart [-m|-s] Starts the MDS
and all CMAs (10 at a time). ---Start only the MDS with -m or the CMAs
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subsequently with -s.
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mdsstop [-m] ---Stop MDS and all
CMAs or with -m just the MDS.
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mdsstat [cma_name]|[-m] ---Show
status of the MDS and all CMAs or a certain customer's
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CMA. Use -m for only MDS status.
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cpinfo -c <cma> (Remember to
run mdsenv <cma> in advance.) ---Create a cpinfo for the customer cma
<cma>.
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mcd <directory> ---Quick cd
to $FWDIR/<directory> of the current CMA.
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mdsstop_customer <cma> Stop
CMA. ---Run mdsenv <cma> in advance.
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mdsstart_customer <cma>
Start CMA. ---Run mdsenv <cma> in advance
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mdsconfig MDS replacement for
cpconfig. ---mds_backup Backup binaries and data to current directory.
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You can exclude files by
specifying them in $MDSDIR/conf/mds_exclude.dat.
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mds_restore <file>
---Restore MDS backup from file. Notice: you may need to copy
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mds_backup from $MDSDIR/scripts/
as well as gtar and gzip from $MDS_SYSTEM/shared/ to the
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directory with the backup file.
Normally, mds_backup does this during backup
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VPN & VPN Debugging
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vpn ver [-k] ---Check VPN-1 major
and minor version as well as build number and latest hotfix. Use -k for
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kernel version.
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vpn tu ---Start a menu based VPN
TunnelUtil program where you can list and delete Security
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Associations (SAs) for peers. vpn
shell Start the VPN shell.
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vpn debug ikeon|ikeoff ---Debug
IKE into $FWDIR/log/ike.elg.
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vpn debug on|off ---Debug VPN into
$FWDIR/log/vpnd.elg.
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vpn debug trunc ---Truncate and
stamp logs, enable IKE & VPN debug.
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vpn drv stat ---Show status of
VPN-1 kernel module.
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vpn overlap_encdom ---Show, if
any, overlapping VPN domains.
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vpn macutil <user> ---Show
MAC for Secure Remote user <user>.
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Site to site VPN troubleshooting
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1. Turn on debugs
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vpn debug trunc
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vpn debug on TDERROR_ALL_ALL=5
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2. Run the following command to
reset the tunnel
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(not needed if you are testing a
Remote Access VPN):
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vpn tu
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Then select the option that reads,
|
Delete all IPsec+IKE SAs for a
given peer (GW)
|
enter your remote GW ip address
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exit the utility
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3. Try to build the tunnel back up
again, in both directions,
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attempt to connect from YOUR
NETWORK to a device in
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the remote encryption domain and
then attempt to connect
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from THE REMOTE NETWORK to a
device in the local
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encryption domain.
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4. Turn off debugs
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vpn debug ikeoff
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vpn debug off
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debug file location:
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SecurePlatform -
$FWDIR/log/ike.elg*
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$FWDIR/log/vpnd.elg*
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Windows - %FWDIR%\log\ike.elg*
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%FWDIR%\log\vpnd.elg*
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FWD -- Logging/Policy debug
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1. Turn on debug
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fw debug fwd on TDERROR_ALL_ALL=5
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2. Recreate issue
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3. Turn off debug
|
fw debug fwd off TDERROR_ALL_ALL=0
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debug file location:
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SecurePlatform -
$FWDIR/log/fwd.elg
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Windows - %FWDIR%\log\fwd.elg
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FWM -- policy/Dashboard/Mgt HA
Sync debug
|
Debug it!
|
1. Turn on debug
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fw debug fwm on TDERROR_ALL_ALL=5
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2. Recreate issue
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3. Turn off debug
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fw debug fwm off TDERROR_ALL_ALL=0
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debug file location:
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SecurePlatform -
$FWDIR/log/fwm.elg
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Windows - %FWDIR%\log\fwm.elg
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CPD --- SIC debug
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Debug it!
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1. Turn on debug
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cpd_admin debug on
TDERROR_ALL_ALL=5
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2. Recreate issue
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3. Turn off debug
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cpd_admin debug off
TDERROR_ALL_ALL=0
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debug file location:
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SecurePlatform -
$CPDIR/log/cpd.elg
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Windows - %CPDIR%\log\cpd.elg
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