Cisco PIX 520 - PIX Firewall 520, Онлайн руководство пользователя

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Field Descriptions
The Command Line Interface(CLI) panel provides the following fields:
Command—Allows you to enter commands.
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Response—Allows you to view the results of the commands you enter in the Command box. If you would
like help on any command, enter the command "?" to display a brief description of Help for that command
in the Response pane.
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The CLI panel has these buttons:
Send—Sends commands to the PIX Firewall, then returns to the main CLI panel where Response displays
the results.
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Clear Screen—Clears all text displayed in Response.
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Close—Closes Command Line Interface.
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Help—Provides more information about using the CLI tool.
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Multiple Line Command...—Opens the Multiple Line Command dialog box to enter, paste in from other
sources, and edit multiple line commands.
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The Multiple Line Command dialog box has these fields:
Multiple Line Command box—Allows you to "Paste or enter multiple commands".
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The Multiple Line Command dialog box has these buttons:
Send—Sends commands to the PIX Firewall, then returns to the main CLI panel where Response
displays the results.
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Cancel—Returns to the CLI main panel without sending commands.
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Help—Provides more information about using multiple line commands.
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Entering Command Lines
Follow these steps to enter and view results of single line commands:
Type a command in the Command box. 1.
To transmit the command to the PIX Firewall, use the keyboard Enter key, or click Send. 2.
The results of the command are displayed in Response. 3.
Note: Changes from the PDM CLI tool take effect immediately in the running configuration. However, the
changes will not be reflected in PDM until you exit the CLI tool and click
Refresh . Refer to Notes on Applying
Configuration Changes for more information.
Entering Multiple Command Lines
Follow these steps to enter and view results of multiple lines of commands:
This panel is used for sending multiple command lines, or a list of commands, to the PIX Firewall unit in
two ways, typing or pasting.
Typing—Unlike the single line Command box, the keyboard Enter key on your keyboard does not
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