Can exceptions to the vulnerability protection profile be seen via cli?
ReaperNov 24, 2020@onerobertone first: whoops, it's supposed to be # (config mode) secondly: you're on a multivsys system, so the command will be a tad different, see below
1ReaperNov 23, 2020also:reaper@PANgurus> set cli config-output-format setreaper@PANgurus> configureEntering configuration mode[edit] reaper@PANgurus# show | match threat-exception
onerobertoneNov 24, 2020Unfortunately this showed nothing:reaper@PANgurus> set cli config-output-format setreaper@PANgurus> configureEntering configuration mode[edit] reaper@PANgurus# show | match threat-exception[edit] reaper@PANgurus#
ReaperNov 24, 2020 · Edited: Nov 24, 2020@onerobertone for multivsys do :reaper@PANgurus> set cli config-output-format setreaper@PANgurus> configureEntering configuration mode[edit]reaper@PANgurus# show vsys vsysN | match threat-exception(where vsysN = vsys1, vsys2, vsys3, etc. )
sure thing
> show profiles vulnerability <profilename> threat-exception
Any iteration of that came back with Invalid syntax.
@onerobertone first: whoops, it's supposed to be # (config mode) secondly: you're on a multivsys system, so the command will be a tad different, see below
also:
reaper@PANgurus> set cli config-output-format set
reaper@PANgurus> configure
Entering configuration mode
[edit]
reaper@PANgurus# show | match threat-exception
Unfortunately this showed nothing:
reaper@PANgurus> set cli config-output-format set
reaper@PANgurus> configure
Entering configuration mode
[edit]
reaper@PANgurus# show | match threat-exception
[edit]
reaper@PANgurus#
@onerobertone for multivsys do :
reaper@PANgurus> set cli config-output-format set
reaper@PANgurus> configure
Entering configuration mode
[edit]
reaper@PANgurus# show vsys vsysN | match threat-exception
(where vsysN = vsys1, vsys2, vsys3, etc. )