Question: Is there any way to pause the HA failover count? Answer: We can pause the HA failover count by using the CLI command cmd device-ha failover pause-count disable.
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: 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: How do I redial the PPPoE interface using the command line? Answer: You can run the command cmd dial pppoe ge1_PPP to force a PPPoE redial. Replace ge1_PPP with the actual name of your PPPoE interface.
Question: How do I check the device's active sessions and supported session count? Answer: You can obtain this information using the CLI command show conn status.
Question: How do I check the device's current date and time via serial console access? Answer: You can check the current date and time using the CLI commands show date and show clock time.
Question: How do I check the backed-up configuration file via console access? Answer: You can check the configuration file using the CLI command show dir config-file.
Question: How do I run a command to update NTP and obtain the correct date and time? Answer: You can run the CLI command cmd ntp update execute to update NTP, and check the result with the command cmd ntp update get-result.
Question: Is there a way to quickly test external interface internet access using a command? Answer: Yes, you can check interface access by running the command cmd internet-check bind ge2. For example, if ge2 is an external interface, you can bind it to quickly verify internet access.
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