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I get some files from fw monitor command (.pcap files) and I need to upload those files to my SR on User Center. I tried add those files as attachment to SR, but there is a 5MB limit, so I have to find some other way to do it (I want to avoid to ask for SFTP credentials from Check Point support). Thanks in advance.
Petar
I like using the Check Point Uploader (sk108152) utility. It is really easy to use and will allow you to upload anything to an existing Service Request.
Daniel, in this SK it says that this command (cp_upoader) is deprecated. I think that on my version of Gaia (R77.30) this command is moved under "cpinfo" command. Am I right?
Good catch! I missed that it said it was deprecated!
Just use help cpinfo -h
All there, how to exclude generation of actual cpinfo and adding files
Hi Kaspars. Thanks for the hint. I manage to do this with next command:
cpinfo -u <usercentar_username> -s <SR_number> -n -f <file_that_I_upload_to_user_center>
Once more, thanks.
Bye.
Petar
Please note, that specifying the username using -u is not necessary when you specify the SR number.
Also I think it is important to know that the -f switch uses a very weird syntax when you are specifying multiple files. You have to write the file names as separate arguments ("words" separated by spaces) on the command line like
-f file1 path/file2 /absolute/path/file3
Normal Unix convention for the CLI switches is to take none or a single argument (not multiple arguments).
One more useful thing (especially when the upload takes multiple minutes): You can specify email addresses to notify about the finished uploads using the -e switch. This one follows normal Unix conventions and multiple email addresses are presented as a single argument. Addresses are separated by semicolons with no spaces.
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