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Command

Discerption

1

Enable (en)

To enable the Command Line Interface (CLI) The > in the prompt changes to a hash mark (#)

2

configure terminal ( config t)

Allows you to change system setting

3

show fenet image status

Displays the latest image activity

4

fenet image fetch

Fetches the latest OS release. Option to specify a version to fetch. Option to force fetching the specified version.

5

show fenet image status

Displays the latest image activity

6

show fenet image list

Displays a list of available images

7

image install image-emps_****.img

Name of the appliance boot image to be installed

8

show images

Displays all appliance boot images on the system and the image installed on each partition. Identifies the active
partition and the default boot partition

9

image boot next

Sets the next partition to be used for the next reboot (if the last boot partition is 1, the next partition is set
to 2).

10

write memory

Saves the running configuration to the current active configuration file.

11

Reload

Reboots or shuts down the FireEye appliance.

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Command

Discerption

1

Enable (en)

To enable the Command Line Interface (CLI) The > in the prompt changes to a hash mark (#)

2

configure terminal ( config t)

Allows you to change system setting

3

Fenet guest-images auto update

The default behavior is to perform automatic checks for updates and perform an automatic

download of new Guest Images.

update—Enables the CMS or MPS appliance to automatically check for new Guest Images. If

other options have been set, update returns the system to the default behavior of automatic

updates and downloads.

4

fenet guest-images notify email

Enables email notification.

5

fenet guest-images check-update schedule weekly every fri

at 18:00

Sets the schedule for the FireEye appliance to check for Guest Image updates:

l daily at hour:minute—Checks for updates daily at the specified time (for example, 6:15 for 6:15

a.m. or 23:00 for 11:00 p.m.).

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Command

Discerption

1

Enable (en)

To enable the Command Line Interface (CLI) The > in the prompt changes to a hash mark (#)

2

configure terminal ( config t)

Allows you to change system setting

3

fedb backup to-file filename

Takes a backup of the running FireEye database to a file. If filename is specified, then that name is

used to create the file. Otherwise, the system generates a unique name for the backup.

4

fetch
urlfilename

Downloads a backup file from the specified remote location and saves it with the specified name

on the appliance. If filename is not specified, then the name from the URL is used. Fetches can be

made from HTTP, FTP, TFTP, URL, or SCP locations.

Example: scp://username:password@hostname/path/filename

5

show fedb backups

Displays a list of database backup files.

6

show fedb events configuration {all}

Displays details about the events database.

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Command

Discerption

1

Enable (en)

To enable the Command Line Interface (CLI) The > in the prompt changes to a hash mark (#)

2

configure terminal ( config t)

Allows you to change system setting

3

fedb restore from-file filename

Performs database restore operations for the FireEye appliance. Example:

Fed b restore from-file db_aggr.20130628.084249.dump