fw ctl multik get

Description

Shows CoreXL FW instance that processes the specified IPv4 connection.

Important - This command works only if the CoreXL Dynamic Dispatcher is disabled (see sk105261).

Syntax

To show the CoreXL FW instance that processes the specified IPv4 connection:

fw ctl multik get_instance sip=<Source IPv4 Address> dip=<Destination IPv4 Address> proto=<Protocol Number>
To show the CoreXL FW instance that processes the specified range of IPv4 connections:

fw ctl multik get_instance sip=<Source IPv4 Address Start>-<Source IPv4 Address End> dip=<Destination IPv4 Address Start>-<Destination IPv4 Address End> proto=<Protocol Number>

Parameters

Parameter	Description
<Source IPv4 Address>	Source IPv4 address of the specified connection
<Source IPv4 Address Start>	First source IPv4 address of the specified range of IPv4 addresses
<Source IPv4 Address End>	Last source IPv4 address of the specified range of IPv4 addresses
<Destination IPv4 Address>	Destination IPv4 address of the specified connection
<Destination IPv4 Address Start>	First destination IPv4 address of the specified range of IPv4 addresses
<Destination IPv4 Address End>	Last destination IPv4 address of the specified range of IPv4 addresses
<Protocol Number>	IANA protocol number. For example: 1 = ICMP 6 = TCP 17 = UDP

Example for specified IPv4 connection:

[Expert@MyGW:0]# fw ctl multik get_instance sip=192.168.2.3 dip=172.30.241.66 proto=6

protocol: 6

192.168.2.3 -> 172.30.241.66 => 3

[Expert@MyGW:0]#

Example for specified range of IPv4 connections:

[Expert@MyGW:0]# fw ctl multik get_instance sip=192.168.2.3-192.168.2.8 dip=172.30.241.66 proto=6

protocol: 6

192.168.2.3 -> 172.30.241.66 => 3

192.168.2.4 -> 172.30.241.66 => 0

192.168.2.5 -> 172.30.241.66 => 3

192.168.2.6 -> 172.30.241.66 => 5

192.168.2.7 -> 172.30.241.66 => 4

192.168.2.8 -> 172.30.241.66 => 5

[Expert@MyGW:0]#