Getting started with the WatchGuard CLI
WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide
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Arguments
None.
Example
WG(admin)#exit<ENTER>
top command
WG(admin)#top
Effect
Immediately returns to the top level of the
WatchGuard CLI (the “WG#” prompt) from
whatever level of CLI you are using.
Arguments
None.
Example
WG(admin)#top<ENTER>
# As a result, the WG# prompt is displayed.
Using keywords
The CLI provides keywords such as
enable
,
disable
, and
no
that perform specific functions with system parameters.
For example,
enable
and
disable
are used to enable and
disable existing configurations such as policy schedules
and system QoS settings. The following example shows an
existing schedule configuration named “24_7_Schedule”
being enabled:
WG(config)#schedule 24_7_Schedule
enable
<ENTER>
The keyword
no
functions as a simple “on/off” switch for
configuration components, as shown in the following
example:
WG(config)#denial_of_service no -
pingofdeath
<ENTER>