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"Check Point Performance Sizing Utility..." message during a login to command line
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Technical Level
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| Solution ID |
sk105898 |
| Technical Level |
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| Product |
Quantum Security Gateways, Quantum Security Management, Quantum Appliances |
| Version |
R71 (EOL), R75 (EOL), R76 (EOL), R77 (EOL), R77.10 (EOL), R77.20 (EOL), R77.30 (EOL) |
| OS |
Gaia, SecurePlatform 2.6, IPSO 6.2 |
| Date Created |
25-May-2015
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| Last Modified |
14-May-2020
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Symptoms
Cause
Check Point Performance Sizing Utility adds these messages on purpose:
- into the /etc/motd file; if this is not possible, then
- into the ~/.bashrc file and into the ~/.cshrc file
Solution
Follow these steps:
- Connect to the command line on the involved machine.
- Log in to Expert mode.
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Check if cpsizeme script is still running:
[Expert@HostName]# ps auxw | grep cpsizeme
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If the cpsizeme script is not running anymore (the message during login should have been "Check Point Performance Sizing Utility v<N> is done"), then:
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Check the /etc/motd file:
[Expert@HostName]# cat /etc/motd
If this message comes from this file, then edit the file in Vi editor and remove the line with the message about cpsizeme
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Check the ~/.bashrc file:
[Expert@HostName]# cat ~/.bashrc
If this message comes from this file, then edit the file in Vi editor and remove the line with the message about cpsizeme
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Check the ~/.cshrc file:
[Expert@HostName]# cat ~/.cshrc
If this message comes from this file, then edit the file in Vi editor and remove the line with the message about cpsizeme
- Connect to the command line on the involved machine in another shell.
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This solution has been verified for the specific scenario, described by the combination of Product, Version and Symptoms. It may not work in other scenarios.
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