Question: How do I check if coredump files have been generated on the firewall? Answer: We can check whether the firewall has generated any coredump files by using the CLI command show dir coredump.
Question: How do I know how many accounts are logged in to the firewall at this moment? Answer: We can check the logged-in users by using the CLI command show users.
Question: How do I check the device running and standby partition firmware versions? Answer: We can check the firmware versions by using the CLI command show version.
Question: How do I show the external USB storage information? Answer: We can check the external USB storage information by using the CLI command show usb-storage.
Question: How do I know the system uptime? Answer: We can check the system uptime by using the CLI command show system uptime.
Question: How do I view all the standby partition configuration files using the CLI? Answer: You can check the standby partition configuration files using the following CLI command: show dir config-file-standby
Question: How do I check the firewall dashboard's brief information? Answer: You can check the firewall dashboard's brief information using the following CLI command: show gui dashboard system information
Question: How do I check the firewall's overall resource usage? Answer: You can check the firewall's overall resource usage using the following CLI command: show gui dashboard resource usage
Question: How do I check if the firewall is connected to the NCC? Answer: You can check the connection status using the following CLI command: show gui nebula status
Question: How do I find the organization or site name using the CLI without login Nebula? Answer: You can check the organization or site name using the following CLI command: show gui nebula info
Question: How do I check the last reboot time status? Answer: You can check the last reboot time using the following CLI command: show gui dashboard boot-status
Question: How do I check the firewall link speed or its up/down status? Answer: You can check the link speed and status using the following CLI command: show port status
Question: How do I query an IP address to find out its category and threat level? Answer: You can check the category and threat level by using the following CLI command: cmd ip-reputation-query ip x.x.x.x Replace x.x.x.x with the actual IP address. For example: cmd ip-reputation-query ip 8.8.8.8
Question: How do I query a URL to find out which category it belongs to? Answer: You can check the category by using the following CLI command: cmd url-category-query search xxxxxx Replace xxxxxx with the actual URL. For example: cmd url-category-query search google.com
Question: How do I clear the Sandboxing cache for debugging purposes? Answer: You can flush the Sandboxing cache using the following CLI command: cmd sandbox-cache-flush
Question: How do I clear the Anti-Malware cloud query cache for debugging purposes? Answer: You can flush the cloud query cache using the following CLI command: cmd debug anti-malware cloud-query cache flush
Question: Is there any way to trace reboots via CLI, web GUI, or scheduled reboots? Answer: Yes, we can check the logs by running the following CLI commands: cmd debug show sys-mgnt-log | match "schedule" cmd debug show sys-mgnt-log | match "CLI" cmd debug show sys-mgnt-log | match "GUI"
Question: CloudFlare DNS (1.1.1.1) is not functioning properly when tested via a Zyxel Firewall's WebGUI, leading to resolution failures or timeouts. How can this be resolved? Answer: The issue where CloudFlare DNS (1.1.1.1) appears not to function correctly during a Zyxel Firewall's WebGUI test, resulting in "Not…
Question: How to resolve the "Invalid DN Syntax" error when configuring Active Directory authentication for VPN users on a Zyxel Firewall? Answer: The "Invalid DN Syntax" error typically occurs during Active Directory (AD) connection testing when the Bind DN setting does not correctly specify the location of the VPN user…
Question: How to accurately monitor 10Gbps SFP interface speeds on Zyxel USG FLEX 700H using SNMP? Answer: The discrepancy in reported speeds and the appearance of unfamiliar interfaces during SNMP polling are due to the specific OID limitations and the internal architecture of the Zyxel USG FLEX 700H. Root Cause: ifSpeed…
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