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show commands unable to run
I am new to Check Point, Can some one help that i am unable to run show commands with Expert, clish mode. Let me know whats the issue.
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So if your last prompt sign is a # , type "clish" and see if it will change to > .
Then run show commands.
Alternatively, if it is a # , you can type clish -c "show [parameters}" and execute it from there.
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What is the last character of the prompt, is it a # or a > sign?
Which show command are you trying to run?
When you are in the hostname> prompt you are in clish, this is where you can use commands like:
show interface eth1
show route
show configuration interface
etc.
if you are at expert@hostname:0# prompt you are in expert mode and you cannot use show commands, only standard linux commands will work here, like:
ifconfig
ls -l
df-h
ps aux
tcpdump -i eth1 host 10.10.10.10
but also check point commands like
cphaprob stat
fw stat
cpstat os
etc.
Hope this helps a bit.
Which show command are you trying to run?
When you are in the hostname> prompt you are in clish, this is where you can use commands like:
show interface eth1
show route
show configuration interface
etc.
if you are at expert@hostname:0# prompt you are in expert mode and you cannot use show commands, only standard linux commands will work here, like:
ifconfig
ls -l
df-h
ps aux
tcpdump -i eth1 host 10.10.10.10
but also check point commands like
cphaprob stat
fw stat
cpstat os
etc.
Hope this helps a bit.
Regards, Maarten
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So if your last prompt sign is a # , type "clish" and see if it will change to > .
Then run show commands.
Alternatively, if it is a # , you can type clish -c "show [parameters}" and execute it from there.
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Thanks
