add smo
This command is supported only on these:
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Note - You must run this command in Gaia gClish. |
Description
Adds settings related to the Single Management Object (SMO) on the Security Group.
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Important - Do not use this command, unless Check Point Support or an Administration Guide explicitly tells you to do so. |
Related Commands
Syntax
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Applies only to Scalable Chassis that has one Security Group. Adds the specified Security Group Members to the Security Group. Applies to Security Group Members as specified by the
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Adds the specified file for synchronization from the SMO. The command saves the specified files in this file:
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Examples
[Expert@SG-s01-01:0]# touch /var/tmp/test.txt [Expert@SG-s01-01:0]# [Expert@SG-s01-01:0]# gclish [Global] SG-s01-01> [Global] SG-s01-01> add smo user-defined sync-file /var/tmp/test.txt >>> current vrf is 0 >>> current vrf is 0 >>> current vrf is 0 Updating synced file list... Operation completed successfully Copying /var/tmp/test.txt to all SGMs... Operation completed successfully [Global] SG-s01-01> [Global] SG-s01-01> show smo user-defined sync-file >>> current vrf is 0 >>> current vrf is 0 >>> current vrf is 0 +------------------------------------------------------------+ |Synced Files | +------------------------------------------------------------+ |File name | +------------------------------------------------------------+ |/var/tmp/test.txt | +------------------------------------------------------------+ [Global] SG-s01-01> [Global] SG-s01-01> delete smo user-defined sync-file [PRESS TAB TO SEE FILES] [Global] SG-s01-01> delete smo user-defined sync-file /var/tmp/test.txt >>> current vrf is 0 >>> current vrf is 0 >>> current vrf is 0 Updating synced file list... Operation completed successfully 100% /etc/xfer_file_list.user 100% /etc/xfer_file_list.user Operation completed successfully [Global] SG-s01-01> |