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Configuration and operation of the acceleration card is similar to other network interfaces.
Below are some applicable commands to get additional information about the acceleration cards.
The fwaccel stat
For more information, see the R80.20 Performance Tuning Administration Guide - Chapter SecureXL - Section SecureXL Commands.
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Connect to the command line on the Security Appliance. |
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Log in to Gaia Clish or Expert mode. |
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Run:
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Example:
[Expert@MyAppliance:0]# fwaccel stat -a |
CPview is an interactive a text based utility. It shows statistical data in real-time.
For more information, see sk101878.
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Connect to the command line on the Security Appliance. |
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Log in to Gaia Clish or Expert mode. |
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Run:
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At the top, click the applicable tabs. |
These information and statistics are available for the installed acceleration cards:
The Hardware Information section shows the Falcon Acceleration Cards, their type, slot number, and status.
This section shows the traffic rate and number of concurrent connections on the Host Security Appliance and acceleration cards.
This section shows the general summary for the acceleration cards: interface names (contain Falcon-<Slot#>) and to which acceleration cards these interfaces belong, state, port, speed, IP addresses.
This section shows the statistics for the received (RX) and transmitted (TX) traffic on the acceleration cards (their names contain Falcon-<Slot#>).
This table shows the CPU utilization of all the CPU cores on the acceleration cards.
This section shows the VPN statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows the QoS statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows the temperature of acceleration card slots (examine the Falcon-<Slot#> <Speed> NPU Temp).
This section shows the voltage on the acceleration cards (examine the Falcon-<Slot#> <Speed> Vcore).
This section shows the fan speed and status on the acceleration cards (examine the Falcon-<Slot#> <Speed> Fan).
This section shows memory utilization on the acceleration cards.
This section shows traffic statistics on the acceleration cards.
These sections show SecureXL statistics for SecureXL Instances and the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL PSL statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL PSL statistics for applications on acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL CPAS statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL passive MUX statistics (Multiplexer for Applications Traffic over PSL) on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL active MUX statistics (Multiplexer for Applications Traffic over CPAS) on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL Buffer Path statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL TLS Parser Lite statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL Anti-Virus Lite statistics on the acceleration cards.
This section shows SecureXL Web Intelligence Lite statistics on the acceleration cards.
These sections show asynchronous transactions statistics between SecureXL Instances in Falcon Acceleration Cards and Firewall Instances in the Host Security Appliance.
These sections show SecureXL Pattern Matcher statistics.
File Description |
Examples from an appliance with two Falcon-10G cards |
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The /proc/adp/adp_slots file shows all acceleration cards in the appliance and their current status (Accelerated or Bypassed). |
[Expert@MyAppliance:0]# cat /proc/adp/adp_slots |
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[Expert@MyAppliance:0]# cat /proc/adp/adp_slots |
The /proc/adp/adp_ifs file shows the physical interfaces on all acceleration cards and their current status (Accelerated or Bypassed). |
[Expert@MyAppliance:0]# cat /proc/adp/adp_ifs |
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[Expert@MyAppliance:0]# cat /proc/adp/adp_ifs |
