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Command "enabled_blades" on embedded Gaia
Hi!
Is there a command to check enabled blades on embedded Gaia appliances?
BR,
Bernhard
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It is present as text files:
Blades status and licensing: expert# cat /opt/fw1/conf/blades.xml
Blades enabled (1) / disabled (0): expert# cat/opt/fw1/conf/active_blades.txt
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So, if you want to have your own version of enable_blades put this into a script:
grep 1 /opt/fw1/conf/active_blades.txt | awk '{print $1,$3}'
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As far as I know, there is no equivalent to enabled_blades on SMB.
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It was planned but not implemented. I mean when you do clish -c "show configuration" you will see:
# Table for activation status of a blade
and then nothing...
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It is present as text files:
Blades status and licensing: expert# cat /opt/fw1/conf/blades.xml
Blades enabled (1) / disabled (0): expert# cat/opt/fw1/conf/active_blades.txt
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Perfect - Thanks!
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So, if you want to have your own version of enable_blades put this into a script:
grep 1 /opt/fw1/conf/active_blades.txt | awk '{print $1,$3}'
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or use this if you want the output in one line:
grep 1 /opt/fw1/conf/active_blades.txt | awk '{print $1,$3}' | tr -d '\n'
