Environment Commands

Description

Use these commands to set the Gaia ClishClosed The name of the default command line shell in Check Point Gaia operating system. This is a restricted shell (role-based administration controls the number of commands available in the shell). environment for a user for a particular session, or permanently.

Syntax

show clienv
      all
      config-lock
      debug
      echo-cmd
      on-failure
      output
      prompt
      rows
      syntax-check
 
set clienv
      config-lock {on | off}
      debug {0-6}
      echo-cmd {on | off}
      on-failure {continue | stop}
      output {pretty | structured | xml}
      prompt <Prompt String>
      rows <Number of Rows>
      syntax-check {on | off}

save clienv

Parameter

Description

config-lock {on | off}

Default value of the Clish config-lock parameter.

If set to on, GaiaClosed Check Point security operating system that combines the strengths of both SecurePlatform and IPSO operating systems. Clish locks the configuration when invoked. Otherwise, it continues without a configuration lock.

When the configuration is locked by Gaia Clish, no configuration changes are possible in Gaia PortalClosed Web interface for the Check Point Gaia operating system., until the lock is released.

debug {0-6}

Debug level.

Predefined levels are:

  • 0 - (Default) Do not debug, display error messages only

  • 5 - Show confd daemon requests and responses

  • 6 - Show handler invocation parameters and results

echo-cmd {on | off}

If set to on, echoes all commands before executing them, when the command execution is done through the "load configuration" command.

The default is off.

on-failure {continue | stop}

Action performed on failure:

  • continue - Show error messages, but continue running commands from a file or a script

  • stop - (Default) Stop running commands from a file or a script

output {pretty | structured | xml}

Command line output format.

The default is pretty.

See Client Environment Output Format.

prompt <Prompt String>

Command prompt string.

A valid prompt string can consist of any printable characters and a combination of these variables:

  • %H - Replaced with the Command number

  • %I - Replaced with the User ID

  • %M - Replaced with the Hostname

  • %P - Replaced with the Product ID

  • %U - Replaced with the Username

To set the prompt back to the default, use the keyword default.

rows <Number of Rows>

Number of rows to show in your terminal window.

If the window size is changed, the number of rows also changes, unless the value is set to 0 (zero).

syntax-check {on | off}

Put the shell into syntax‑check mode.

Commands you enter are checked syntactically and are not executed, but values are validated.

The default is off.