Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center CLI system commands

generate-troubleshoot command

Generates troubleshooting data for analysis by Cisco.

Syntax:

system generate-troubleshoot option1 optionN

Where options are one or more of the following, space-separated:

• SYS: System Configuration, Policy, and Logs

• PER: Hardware Performance and Logs

• NET: Interface and Network Related Data

• UPG: Upgrade Data and Logs

• SNT: Snort Performance and Configuration

• DES: Detection Configuration, Policy, and Logs

• VDB: Discover, Awareness, VDB Data, and Logs

• DBO: All Database Data

• LOG: All Log Data

• NMP: Network Map Information

• ALL: Run all of the following options.

Example:

> system generate-troubleshoot VDB NMP
starting /usr/local/sf/bin/sf_troubleshoot.pl…
Please, be patient. This may take several minutes.
The troubleshoot options codes specified are VDB,NMP.
Getting filenames from [usr/local/sf/etc/db_updates/index]
Getting filenames from [usr/local/sf/etc/db_updates/base-6.2.3]
Troubleshooting information successfully created at /var/common/results-06-14-2018—222027.tar.gz

lockdown command

Removes the expert command and access to the Linux shell on the device.

Syntax: system lockdown

Example:

reboot command

Reboots the appliance.

Syntax: system reboot

Example:

> system reboot

restart command

Restarts the appliance application.

Syntax: system restart

Example:

> system restart

show max-logins command

Displays the maximum number of parallel logins for one user.

Syntax: show max-logins

Command default: The default value for the number of parallel/concurrent sessions for a single user is zero.

Example:

> show max-logins

configure max-logins command

Configures the maximum number of parallel logins for one user.

Syntax: configure max-logins

> configure max-logins [0-1024]

shutdown command

Shuts down the appliance.

Syntax: system shutdown

> system shutdown