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Software Version 2.7.6
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show firewall policy
Syntax SHow FIREwall POLIcy[=policy-name] [COUnter] [SUMmary]
Description This command displays firewall policy settings (Figure 16, Table 8).
Figure 16: Example output from the show firewall policy command for a policy that uses
interface-based ENAPT
Policy : example
TCP Timeout (s) ................... 3600
UDP Timeout (s) ................... 1200
Other Timeout (s) ................. 1200
ICMP Unreachable Timeout (s) ...... 0
TCP Handshake Timeout Mode ........ Normal
MAC Cache Timeout (m) ............. 1440
RADIUS Limit ...................... 100
Accounting ........................ disabled
Enabled Logging Options ........... none
Enabled Debug Options ............. none
Enabled Debug Modes ............... none
Enabled Debug IP Address .......... none
Identification Protocol Proxy ..... enabled
Enabled IP options ................ none
Enhanced Fragment Handling ........ none
Enabled ICMP forwarding ........... none
Receive of ICMP PINGS ............. enabled
Number of Notifications ........... 0
Number of Deny Events ............. 0
Number of Allow Events ............ 0
Number of Active TCP Opens ........ 0
Number of Active Sessions ......... 0
Cache Hits ........................ 0
Discarded ICMP Packets ............ 0
SMTP Domain ....................... not set
FTP Data Port ..................... RFC enforced
TCP Setup Proxy ................... enabled
UPNP .............................. disabled
WAN interfaces .................. none
LAN interfaces .................. none
Maximum port maps ............... 250
SIP ALG ........................... disabled
Private Interface : vlan2
Trust Private ................... yes
Public Interface : vlan3
Method .......................... dynamic
NAT ............................. enapt
Method ........................
Private Interface ............. vlan2
Global IP ..................... 192.168.2.3
Table 8: New and changed parameters in output of the show firewall policy command
Parameter Meaning
ICMP Unreachable Timeout The number of seconds before the firewall deletes a session
after it receives an ICMP unreachable message for that
session.
NAT The type of network address translation that the policy
performs. If the policy performs ENAPT, “enapt” is
displayed.