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Firewall command reference Firewall
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Example --> firewall set securitylevel medium
4.3.2.0.5 FIREWALL STATUS
Syntax firewall status
Description This command displays the following information about the Firewall:
• Firewall status (enabled or disabled)
• Security level setting (none, high, low or medium)
• Firewall logging status:
• session logging (enabled or disabled)
• blocking logging (enabled or disabled)
• intrusion logging (enabled or disabled)
Example --> firewall status
Firewall enabled.
Firewall security level: medium.
Firewall session logging enabled.
Option Description Default Value
none
The factory default setting
none is not a security level -
it allows you to manually configure your own policies/
portfilters. Explicitly setting none sets a security level
that does not contain any policies/portfilters.
None
(factory default
setting)
high Your system uses the high firewall security level, provid-
ing a high level of firewall security between interfaces.
medium Your system uses the medium firewall security level, pro-
viding a medium level of firewall security between inter-
faces.
low Your system uses the low firewall security level, provid-
ing a low level of firewall security between interfaces.
userdefined Your system uses a security configuration that you have
previously created.
slevel The name of the security configuration level that you
have previously created
N/A