R82 - new interesting commands

[HeikoAnkenbrand]

Here you can find interesting new CLI commands for R82 or add your own interesting commands.
Here are my favorites:

         lightshot

Utility to work with light Gaia OS snapshots.
The utility saves the snapshots in this partition: /mnt/lightshot

> add lightshot
> show lightshot
> show lightshots
> set lightshot
> delete lightshot
> show lightshot-partition

An example of an ElasticXL cluster:

         cluster-cli       /       cinfo

This command shows ElasticXL cluster information. Controls the administrative state of Security Group Members on the specified Site and controls the administrative state of the specified Site.

# cluster-cli

There are a number of shortended commands for this command:

cset	cluster-cli set
cinfo	cluster-cli show info
cconn	cluster-cli show info connection
cstat	cluster-cli show info overview

And a list with interesting cinfo commands:

cinfo connection	Show connection information.
cinfo cpu	Show members CPU usage information
cinfo interfaces	Show cluster interfaces information
cinfo overview	Show members overview.
cinfo pnotes	Show members pnotes information
cinfo policy	Show members policy information
cinfo provision	Show members provision
cinfo throughput	Show members throughput information

An example of an ElasticXL cluster:

[ShaiF]

Adding some more info regarding cluster-cli:

1. cluster-cli has auto complete of next available option using tab. 
2. cluster-cli commands available in gclish as well:
    >  show cluster info ....
3. running cluster-cli without argument will open you command wizard where you can build your command and see all available options:

[Ulf_K]

Hi @ShaiF,

Can you please provide a few examples of this interactive command.

[ShaiF]

Sure,

cluster-cli is part of our new expert commands which support both auto complete of next option using tab and default wizard in case no arguments given. The wizard purpose is to give user the option to drill down in all tool options, choose what he need (you can see the build command as you choose options) and then give the option to run it (with close& run button). 

 

[HeikoAnkenbrand]

Hi @ShaiF,

FYI:
I get an error when I execute this command.

[ShaiF]

HI @HeikoAnkenbrand ,

Can you share the entire output of the failure and in addition the output of:
g_all connview --format=json --src=10.10.52.211

?

[HeikoAnkenbrand]

More information about lightshots can be found here.
Lightshot vs Snapshot 

[the_rock]

Hey @HeikoAnkenbrand 

Since I cant access my R82 lab at the moment, but will try later, just curious...do all these commands work on regular R82 gateway?

Andy

[the_rock]

Never mind, just tested, appears its only for exl.

Andy

[HeikoAnkenbrand]

Monitoring dashboard for Scalable Platforms (ElasticXL Cluster, Maestro, Scalable Chassis).

# insights

[HeikoAnkenbrand]

In some scenarios, the administrator might want to revert the Security Gateway's Access Control policy to a previous state without using the Management Server (for example, if there’s no connectivity from management to gateway). Policy Revert Tool (policy_rev_tool) is a CLI that allows reverting the Security Gateway's Access Control policy to a previous state ("revision") directly from the gateway.

policy_rev_tool

Actions:

• stat: show status (whether feature is enabled and how many previous revisions are saved)
• list: display saved revisions (revision ID, policy date, policy name) and show which revision is currently installed
• revert <id>: revert to specified revision (provide revision ID)
• del <id>: delete specified revision (provide revision ID)
• keep <id>: prevent specified revision from being deleted on future policy installations
• setmax <num>: set maximum number of revisions to save (use value 0 to disable feature or 1-10 to change the maximum; default is 2)

[HackerXL]

More IPS commands in R82:

ips protections                          

print_name <protection_id (hex)	Display protection ID
print_id '<protection name>'	Display protection ID
disabled show	Show IPS disabled and excluded protections
disabled exclude <protection_id>	Exclude IPS disabled protection
ips protections disabled delete_exclude <protection_id>|all	Delete excluded IPS disabled protection

[the_rock]

@HackerXL ...very good commands indeed.

Andy