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Firewall Information
I need to know how to find the following information from my Firewalls:
Serial Number
Mac Address
Firewall Name
Is there a CLI command I can use?
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2 commands, 'show interface Mgmt' as that is on appliances the MAC address that is registered with you gateway.
'cpstat os' this will give you the model and the sertial number of the appliance.
'cpstat os' this will give you the model and the sertial number of the appliance.
Regards, Maarten
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You can show Model, Serial number etc using below command from clish mode.
>show asset system
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I don't believe serial number is exposed via the CLI.
MAC address is dependent on the interface, and you can see it in clish with show interface eth0 (or whatever interface name).
Note that for entitlement purposes, the MAC address is usually sufficient.
The hostname is shown in the clish prompt, and/or you can use the command show hostname.
This may not correspond to the name of the firewall object in SmartConsole.
MAC address is dependent on the interface, and you can see it in clish with show interface eth0 (or whatever interface name).
Note that for entitlement purposes, the MAC address is usually sufficient.
The hostname is shown in the clish prompt, and/or you can use the command show hostname.
This may not correspond to the name of the firewall object in SmartConsole.
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I will give this a try, thank you!
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2 commands, 'show interface Mgmt' as that is on appliances the MAC address that is registered with you gateway.
'cpstat os' this will give you the model and the sertial number of the appliance.
'cpstat os' this will give you the model and the sertial number of the appliance.
Regards, Maarten
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You should also be able to obtain the serial number with show asset all in clish.
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You can show Model, Serial number etc using below command from clish mode.
>show asset system
Firewall Information
I need to know how to find the following information from my Firewalls:
Serial Number
Mac Address
Firewall Name
Is there a CLI command I can use?