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fgate (for Management Server)

Description

Installs and uninstalls the QoS policy on the managed Security Gateways. Shows the status of the QoS Software Blade on the managed Security Gateways.

For more information, see:

Syntax

fgate [-d]

load <Name of QoS Policy>.F <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>

stat

-h

<GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>}

unload <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>

ver

Parameters

Parameter

Description

-d

Runs the command in debug mode.

load <Name of QoS Policy>.F <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>

Runs a verifier on the QoS policy <Name_of_QoS_Policy>.

If the QoS policy is valid, the Management Server compiles and installs the QoS Policy on the specified Security Gateways <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>.

Notes:

  • The maximal supported length of the <Name of QoS Policy> string is 32 characters.
  • To specify a Security Gateway, enter the main IP address of the name of its object as configured in SmartConsole. You can specify several Security Gateways or cluster members in the same command.

stat -h

Shows the built-in usage for the stat parameter.

stat <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>

Shows the status of the QoS Software Blade and policy on the managed Security Gateways.

Note - To specify a Security Gateway, enter the main IP address of the name of its object as configured in SmartConsole. You can specify several Security Gateways or cluster members in the same command.

Important - This command is outdated and exists only for backward compatibility with very old versions. Use the cpstat command.

unload <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>

Uninstalls the QoS Policy from the specified Security Gateways <GW1> <GW2> ... <GWN>.

Note - To specify a Security Gateway, enter the main IP address of the name of its object as configured in SmartConsole. You can specify several Security Gateways or cluster members in the same command.

ver

Shows the QoS Software Blade version on the Management Server.

Example 1 - Installing the QoS policy on one Gateways & Servers specified by its IP address

[Expert@MGMT:0]# fgate load MyPolicy.F 192.168.3.52

QoS rules verified OK!

Downloading QoS Policy: MyPolicy.F...

Target(s): MyGW

MyGW: QoS policy transferred to module: MyGW.

MyGW: QoS policy installed succesfully.

Done.

[Expert@MGMT:0]#

Example 2 - Installing the QoS policy on two cluster members specified by their object names

[Expert@MGMT:0]# fgate load MyPolicy.F MyClusterMember1 MyClusterMember2

QoS rules verified OK!

Downloading QoS Policy: MyPolicy.F...

MyClusterMember1: QoS policy transferred to module: MyClusterMember1.

MyClusterMember1: QoS policy installed succesfully.

MyClusterMember2: QoS policy transferred to module: MyClusterMember2.

MyClusterMember2: QoS policy installed succesfully.

Done.

[Expert@MGMT:0]#

Example 3 - Viewing the QoS status on one Security Gateway specified by its object name

[Expert@MGMT:0]# fgate stat MyGW

 

Module name: MyGW

=======================

 

Product: QoS Software Blade

Version: R80.20

Kernel Build: 156

Policy Name: MyPolicy

Install time: Fri Jun 8 19:53:48 2018

Interfaces Num: 1

 

 

Interface table

----------------------------------------------------------------

|Name|Dir|Limit (Bps)|Avg Rate (Bps)|Conns|Pend pkts|Pend bytes|

----------------------------------------------------------------

|eth0|in | 1250000000| 0| 0| 0| 0|

|eth0|out| 1250000000| 0| 0| 0| 0|

----------------------------------------------------------------

 

[Expert@MGMT:0]#

Example 4 - Viewing the QoS Software Blade version

[Expert@MGMT:0]# fgate ver

This is Check Point QoS Software Blade R80.20 - Build 251

[Expert@MGMT:0]#