It is a Netscreen 5gt. So now commands maybe usefull:
| Cisco PIX Cisco ASA |
Netscreen | Description |
|---|---|---|
| show configuration | get config saved | get saved configuration |
| show running-config | get config | get device configuration |
| save | to save changes to config | |
| show version | get system | gets system information, Netscreen mode |
| get session info | shows load on the firewall 85+ implies there will be some latency | |
| get interface | shows interfaces, zones | |
| get address trust/unturst | shows defined network objects | |
| get arp | shows arp entries | |
| get route | shows firewall routes | |
| get service | shows firewall services | |
| get group address | network groups | |
| get group service | service groups | |
| get policy in/out | shows applied firewall policies | |
| get log traffic | shows firewall logs – options: based on src/dst/IP/port | |
| unset | to remove a config statement | |
| get user all | shows vpn users | |
| get log event | shows vpn logs | |
| get mip | shows one to one Nat’s | |
| get vip | shows configured port forwarding rules | |
| get route ip x.x.x.x | finds the specific route for an ip | |
| set policy id xx | put you in a specific policy then you can add more objects it instead of creating a group |
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