CORRECT TEXT
Complete this statement. To save interface information before upgrading a Windows Gateway,
use command
Answer: ipconfig -a > [filename].txt
Explanation:
ipconfig -a > [filename].txt
To save interface information before upgrading a Windows Gateway, use command
CORRECT TEXT
Complete this statement. To save interface information before upgrading a Windows Gateway,
use command
Is this command meant to be run in Windows environment or in Gaia?
In Windows environment, the command should be ipconfig /all and not ipconfig -a
Love, Brad
https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk54100
It says the same answer….
ipconfig /all > ipconfig.txt is the correct command for Windows.
https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk54100
To create a copy of your routing and interface information:
# netstat -rn > routes.txt
# ipconfig -a > ipconfig.txt
# ifconfig > ifconfig.txt
Notes:
The ‘>’ command creates those txt files by piping the original commands output to where you send it to. If you don’t specify full path but only a file name, the file will be saved in the folder you are currently in.
ipconfig /all > ipconfig.txt is the correct command for Windows.
Regards!
This command does not work on Windows, even if you change it to ipconfig /a.
If you use ipconfig /all > ipconfig.txt then it will work.
Well first of all I would ask since when Check Point bets on Windows as secure platform to run Security Gateway?
As I remember from CCSA there was question about scenario when Windows runs as security gateway and Check Point appliance as Management Server and answer for that is “Unsupported configuration” or similar to this answer.
In link to sk54100 there is not a command to run on windows as those commands have # (hash) sign in front of them (Unix like systems).
Even if the output will be piped to .txt file does not mean that this will be on windows. It’s just plain text so Windows will know how to open this file. In Unix like systems extension could be exe and file will be still opened in text editor.
My answer to this would be “Are you kidding me???”
command provided as correct answer ” ipconfig -a > [filename].txt” means that word Windows should be replaced with word Security. Then by all means related sk and answer would make sense.
Reviewed it again and it still doesn’t make sense. It is for windows.. but it’s wrong.
I submitted a request to change the SK. They should edit it eventually.
Rick, did you get any answer?
This answer is just wrong. I hope this isn’t what they have programmed into the exam.
ipconfig /all > ipconfig.txt
see sk54100
To create a copy of your routing and interface information:
# netstat -rn > routes.txt
# ipconfig -a > ipconfig.txt
# ifconfig > ifconfig.txt
Notes:
The ‘>’ command creates those txt files by piping the original commands output to where you send it to. If you don’t specify full path but only a file name, the file will be saved in the folder you are currently in.
ipconfig /all > ipconfig.txt is the correct command for Windows.
ipconfig -a > [filename].txt
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