2 Comments on “What command would you run to establish this information?”

1. Sidza says:

   September 8, 2017 at 4:23 pm

   Check the state of acceleration (enabled or disabled):

   [Expert@GW]# fwaccel stat

   Check the existing connections in the SecureXL device:

   [Expert@GW]# fwaccel conns

   Output can be filtered by the flags (run the ‘fwaccel conns -h’ command):

   F / f = Forward to Firewall – The connection is not accelerated and must be inspected by Firewall kernel.
   U / u = Unidirectional – The connection can accelerate data packets on either C2S (Client-to-Server), or S2C (Server-to-Client). Data packets from the opposite direction will be forwarded to the Firewall Kernel.
   N / n = NAT is being performed on the connection by the acceleration device.
   A / a = Accounting is performed on the connection (either rulebase accounting, or SmartView Monitor is viewing the connection).
   C / c = Encryption is done on the connection by the acceleration device.
   P / p = The connection is partial / is not partial.
   S / s = The connection is PXL enabled / is PXL disabled.
   W / w = The connection is in wire mode.

   Check the number of connections handled by the SecureXL device:

   [Expert@GW]# fwaccel conns -s

   Check the acceleration statistics:

   [Expert@GW]# fwaccel stats
   Shows various number of connections accelerated, F2F and VPN acceleration.

   [Expert@GW]# fwaccel stats -s
   Displays a summary of connections accelerated versus non-accelerated.

   Check whether specific traffic utilizes the Accept Templates feature:

   [Expert@GW]# fwaccel templates

   Look for the template that matches the specific traffic.

   Check how many connections the Firewall has detected for the SecureXL device:

   [Expert@GW]# fw tab -t cphwd_db -s

   
   
   
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2. prosto_marussia says:

   February 27, 2018 at 11:01 am

   [Expert@firewall]# fwaccel conns -s
   There are 298 connections in SecureXL connections table

   
   
   
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