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CHAPTER 1: Using the Command Line Interface Show command/argument (“name”) usage Entering the show command along with a valid command name or argument will display all stored entries associated with the named term. See the following examples. These examples show only partial displays: Example 1: Show all security policy records WG(config)#show policy Ord NAME Dscpt Src Dest Svc 1 PRIVATE_HTTPS ANY PRIVA HTTPS 2 ALLOW_PING_FROM_PVT ANY INTER PING 3 ALLOW_PING_FROM_PUB ANY INTER PING 4 ALLOW_PING_FROM_DMZ ANY INTER PING 5 ALLOW_OUTBOUND_DNAT ANY ANY ANY 6 DENY_INBOUND Deny ANY ANY ANY 7 HOST_OUT ANY ANY ANY WG(config)#_ Executing the show command followed by a specific name displays only the details associated with that specific named object, as shown in the following example: 16 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
Getting started with the WatchGuard CLI Example 2: Show only “private_https” security policy settings WG(config)#show policy PRIVATE_HTTPS Security Policy Name = PRIVATE_HTTPS Description = * * Order = 1 Source = ANY Destination = interface_0_IP Service = HTTPS Viewing context-sensitive online help When you are logged into an appliance, you can use the built-in help system to view a list of currently available commands. These commands vary depending on your current location in the CLI. The types of help commands include the following: • Listing all available commands at a specific mode or level of CLI • Listing all of a command’s arguments (and associated values) along with their specific usage syntax 1 To list all commands available in a particular command mode or level, type a question mark (?)or enter “help” at the command prompt. For example, enter? at the top (root) level command to return the following list of top-level command options: administration Enter administration mode configure Enter configuration mode debug Enter debug mode show Show current configuration and statistics history Show command history logout Exit the system exit Exit the system 2 The WatchGuard CLI’s help system also lists a specific command’s argument options along with their specific WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 17
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