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hello guys
i using in checkpoint apllaiance 15600 i looking for some comment like grep but in clish mode ...
example : show arp dynamic all | grep 1.1.1.1
you. are. still. not. using. any. quotation. marks.
Change into expert shell and type:
clish -c "show arp dynamic all" | grep 1.1.1.1
when i type
grep | 1.1.1.1
i dont see noting in the output , but when i type in cilst mode without grep i see the resualt....
Grep is not available when your active shell is the Clish. As I mentioned, you need to move into the "Expert" shell aka bash and then execute your clish command via the just mentioned syntax:
" clish -c 'Here_goes_your_clish_command' | grep 'Here_goes_your_filter_keyword' "
as you can see there is no output..with grep comment
when i in clish mode i have a output without grep
That's because you did not follow my example. You need to specify your clish commands in quotes, as it is made of more than one statement. Type:
clish -c 'show arp dynamic all' | grep 10.110.12.162
Without the quotation marks the clish command will fail and instead print the help page, where your grep does not find anything at all. E.g.
[Expert@MyFirewall]# clish -c show configuration
Usage-
clish [-d DebugLevel -i -l ExtLck -s -o OutFmt { -c Cmd | -f File }]
-c Cmd ;Single command to execute.
-d N ;Debug Level in which shell should operate.
-f File ;File to load configuration from.
-i ;Ignore cmd failure in batch and continue.
-l ExtLck ;Use the given lock-id.
-o OutFmt ;Output format (pretty, xml, structured).
-s ;Issue 'save' at the end.
you. are. still. not. using. any. quotation. marks.
😂 LOL!
You need to use:
clish -c 'show arp dynamic all' | grep 10.110.12.162
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