> Hello,
>
> We have a problem with a IP380 Checkpoint platform, the firewall is
> having a 100 cpu and we think its dropping a lot of packets
> most likely syslog. Does anyone know how to view these dropped packets
> on the IPSO command line ( logging on most rules is not active in
> dashboard) ?
>
- # fw ctl debug 0
- # fw ctl debug -buf 10000 (you can set the buffer up to
30.000, but be careful
on a fw with high it can
crash the entire system)
- # fw ctl debug + drop
- # fw ctl debug + drop conn ld -> if you like also to see
the behavior of the ta
bles)
- # fw ctl kdebug -T -f > ouptfile.txt
- Interupt with Ctrl-C for finishing
- Disable kernel debugging again with :
- # fw ctl debug -buf 0
- # fw ctl debug x
M.
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