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NET Search this site Home > Checkpoint > COMMAND LINE Contents 1. 1 clish vs. bash 1. 1.1 bash password 2. 1.2 Save config changes 3. 1.3 Moving between clish and bash 2. 2 Bash Commands: 1. 2.1 cpconfig 2. 2.2 tcpdump 3. 2.3 shutdown 4. 2.4 reboot 5. 2.5 fw stat 6. 2.6 fw unloadlocal 7. 2.7 fw ver 8. 2.8 fw getifs 9. 2.9 netstat -rn 10. 2.10 netstat -an 11. 2.11 cpstat os -f cpu 12. 2.12 cpstat os -f multi_cpu 13. 2.13 cpview 3. 3 clish commands of note: 1. 3.1 show interfaces 2. 3.2 show interface eth0 3. 3.3 show route 4. 3.4 show users 5. 3.5 Add user: 6. 3.6 clear screen 7. 3.7 backup and restore CLISH VS. BASH Depending on how the user account is setup, when you login to a gateway (firewall) or SMS (database) you will be put either in bash (expert) or clish (checkpoint cli) mode. The clish ("cli"-"shell") starts with a carrot ">", whereas, the bash prompt starts with a pound "#" and the prefix of "Expert". clish bash BASH PASSWORD before you can login to bash, you need to set its password (aka the enable password). You do this with the "set expert-password" command. You can also tab-complete commands in clish which will also show you possible alternative commands matching what you have already typed in. SAVE CONFIG CHANGES any changes made to the firewall from the clish prompt need to be saved via the "save config" command MOVING BETWEEN CLISH AND BASH The following commands will move you between the two input methods: clish -> bash bash -> clish expert exit BASH COMMANDS: CPCONFIG make changes to the licenses of the firewall, including changing the SIC password (#5 Secure Internal Communications). TCPDUMP capture data from the firewall interfaces. To break out of the capture, press [Ctrl]+[c] SHUTDOWN shutdown the firewall REBOOT reboot the firewall FW STAT name of the security policy installed on the gateway FW UNLOADLOCAL unloads the policy from the firewall. In other words it removes the firewall rules pushed from the DB to the unit. It converts the firewall to a more "virgin-like" state, but keeps routes and interface settings. Good if something horrible was pushed, and you just need to get control back to the unit. note, that if you enter fw stat after you have unloaded the gateway, it will show without a running policy FW VER view the running OS version on the firewall FW GETIFS view the interfaces on the gateway NETSTAT -RN views the routing table NETSTAT -AN view running services and the ports CPSTAT OS -F CPU stats on the firewalls cpu CPSTAT OS -F MULTI_CPU View the status of the different processors CPVIEW view the cpview utility to see ~lots~ of different stats on the firewall via a command prompt. You can scroll up and down (1) to see more of the results. You can also see multiple tabs (2) by pushing the left and right buttons to get out of cpview, press [Ctrl]+[c] CLISH COMMANDS OF NOTE: note that "netstat", "cpstat", and the "fw" commands work both in bash and clish. SHOW INTERFACES view all of the interfaces configured on the firewall SHOW INTERFACE ETH0 see the stats of one interface SHOW ROUTE view the routes defined on the gateway SHOW USERS view current user accounts allowed on the gateway ADD USER: To add a user, use the add user command, define the uid, and the home directory add user sam uid 200 homedir /home/sam set the password for the new user set user sam newpass vpn123 set the roles for the new user with the Role Based Access subcommand add rba user sam roles adminRole confirm user with the show users command again: remove a user with the delete user command: delete user sam CLEAR SCREEN to clear your screen in checkpoint press [Ctrl]+[l] BACKUP AND RESTORE first save the running config save config then make a backup of the local host add backup local view the status of the backup (is it still copying?) show backup status view the backup file in expert mode. Since it's stored in linux, you can scp it off as needed. you can rename this file as needed to remind you of the status point importing the backup is done with the set backup restore restore local <tab> Comments Anonymous undefined Your @mention will add people to this discussion and send an email. Making sure people you mentioned have access… The assigned person will be notified and responsible for marking as done. Cancel You do not have permission to add comments. Sign in|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites