Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600 - Using System Tools; Monitor System Resources; Show Routing Table; Show Router Configuration

Using System Tools
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Using System Tools
On the Tools page you can perform various actions to diagnose problems with the appliance.
The same Tools page is available in:
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The Home view > Troubleshooting section.
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The Device view > System section.
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The Logs & Monitoring view > Diagnostics section.
Action Description
Monitor System
Resources
Opens a popup windows that shows:
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CPU Usage History
The information is refreshed automatically.
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Memory Usage History
Memory usage is calculated without memory that was allocated in advance to
handle traffic and without cache memory.
This gives a more accurate picture of the actual memory usage in the
appliance but it may differ from figures you receive from Linux tools.
The information is refreshed automatically.
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Disk Usage
Click the Refresh button for the most updated disk usage information.
Click the names of column to sort the output.
Show Routing
Table
Opens a popup window that shows this information for each route:
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Source
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Destination
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Service
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Gateway
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Metric
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Interface
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Origin
Show Router
Configuration
Opens a popup window where you select one of the categories, and the window
shows the corresponding Gaia Clish commands:
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BGP
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OSPF
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Inbound route filters
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Route redistribution
Note - In the R81.10.X releases, this feature is available starting from the
R81.10.05 version.
Test Cloud
Services Ports
Opens a popup window that shows the result of the Cloud Services Connectivity Test
(the output of the Gaia Clish command "test cloud-connectivity").