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CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands Use this argument to note the names of two or more related services. + Use this argument (the “+” character) to add an additional service to an existing group.) Examples WG(config)# service ldap -single tcp 389 WG(config)# service my_app -range tcp 6000-6006 WG(config)# service my_app + -single udp 6010 WG(config)# service email -group "mail_SMTP" \ -group "POP3" system command WG#config WG(config)#system Effect Enters system parameter configuration mode, at which point you can enter system-specific commands and their arguments. Arguments None in this mode. See Also For more information about “system” mode commands, see “Level 2 System Configuration commands” on page 107. trace command WG#config WG(config)#trace [ike ] #level=1-6 [cmm ] [ nm ] [pmm ] [ ha ] 64 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
Top-level configuration mode commands Effect Runs a trace for the specified object. Arguments None in this mode. tenant command WG#config WG(config)#tenant Effect Enters the tenant configuration mode, at which point you can record a new tenant entry for either a VLAN or user-domain tenant. Arguments None in this level. See Also See “Level 2 tenant configuration commands” on page 119 for more information about the next level of tenant commands. tunnel_switch command WG#config WG(config)#tunnel_switch Effect Enables (or disables) the tunnel switching capability of this WatchGuard appliance, according to the specific argument. (Must be done before applying specific tunnel-switching security policies.) Arguments The default state is “disable”. Example WG(config)#tunnel_switch enable WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 65
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