Working with the firewall Database Configuration (asg config)
Use this command to show the current firewall database configuration. You can also save the current configuration to a file. The output and saved file include configuration information for all SGMs. The asg config command is useful to:
- Copy the firewall configuration to a different system. For example, if you deploy a new 61000/41000 Security System, you can use the saved configuration from an existing 61000/41000 Security System to quickly get up and running.
- Quickly re-configure a system that was reverted to factory defaults. Before reverting to the factory default image, save the existing configuration then use it to override the factory settings.
Syntax
asg config show|save [-t] [<path>] <file>
Parameter
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Meaning
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show
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Show the existing database configuration
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save
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Saves the current configuration to a file
Note: If you do not include a path, the file is saved to: /home/admin
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-t
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Add a timestamp to the file name. (save only)
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<file>
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Name and path of the saved configuration file. If you do not enter a path, the configuration is saved to /home/admin.
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Example
> asg config save -t mycongfig
This example saves the current configuration to /home/admin/myconfig.
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