Argument |
Description |
Important Notes |
none |
Collect the CPInfo output file |
- The output file will be created in the current working directory
under the name HostName_DD_MM_YYYY_HH_mm.info
|
-h |
Display built-in help and exit |
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-v |
Show CPInfo version and exit |
|
-y all | <product> |
Show installed hotfixes (either all, or for specific product) |
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-l |
Include export of $FWDIR/log/fw.log records in the CPInfo file |
- This will cause additional CPU load and memory consumption
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-k |
Include contents of FireWall and SecureXL kernel tables in the CPInfo file (outputs of fw tab -t <table>, fwaccel conns) |
- This will cause additional CPU load and memory consumption
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-c <Domain_Name> |
Generate CPInfo file for the specified Domain Management Server |
- Applies only to Multi-Domain Management Server
- Allows to collect CPInfo (and MDS export on R80 or above)
per certain Domain without having to switch to its context
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-o <filename> |
Write the collected information into the specified output file |
- Creates output file named
<filename>.info , unless this file extension was already specified
- If "
-o " is not specified, then file named <HostName_DD_MM_YYYY_HH_mm.info > is created in the current working directory (example for file created on machine "R77.30-GW", on 05 Oct 2016, at 15h 04m - R77.30-GW_5_10_2016_15_04.info)
- Can be used in combination with "
-z "
- Can be used in combination with "
-i "
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-n "
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-z |
Compress the CPInfo output file |
- Used in combination with "
-o "
- If the "Allow Upload" consent flag is enabled (sk111080),
then the file is compressed by default (even without "-z ")
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-i |
Non-interactive mode |
- CPInfo does not ask for the "SR Number"
- Can be used in shell scripts for automation
- Should be used in combination with "
-n " or "-R "
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-a "
|
-a |
Force the update check of CPInfo utility (by default, it is checked once a week) |
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-d "
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-i "
|
-d |
Do not check for updates of CPInfo utility |
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-a "
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-D |
Do not upload files to Check Point |
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-f " or "-w " or "-e "
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-n |
Do not collect and create CPInfo file |
- Should be used in combination with "
-f " or "-w "
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-o "
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-f <file> |
Upload additional files to Check Point cloud |
- Should be used in combination with "
-n " and "-i "
- Either specify a single file:
file Or specify multiple files: file1 file2 file3 ... (multiple files must be separated by spaces)
- Also refer to "
-w "
- If the file to be uploaded is not compressed,
then CPInfo utility will first compress it, and then upload it
|
-w <filename> |
Specifies a file that contains a list of files to be uploaded to Check Point cloud |
- Used instead of "
-f "
- Lines in this file must be separated by the "\n" character
(press Enter after each line)
|
-s <SR_Number> |
Specify the number of Service Request opened with Check Point Support |
- For example, -s 28-123456789
|
-u <username> |
Connect to Check Point User Center with specified username |
<username> is your e-mail used for User Center login
- User will be asked to enter a password
- If "
-u " is not used, then CK of this machine is used for authentication
- Also refer to "
-K <CK_Number> "
- cannot be used in combination with –i flag
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-K <CK_Number> |
Connect to Check Point User Center with specified CK Number |
- Used instead of "
-u "
- Run the "
cplic print " command and take only the hex digits after the "CK- "
- Exists since Build 914000164
|
-e <e-mail> |
Specify the e-mails of people that should be notified about upload status |
- Either specify a single e-mail:
user@exampledomain.com
- Or specify multiple e-mails:
"user1@exampledomain.com;user2@exampledomain.com;..."
- must be enclosed in double-quotes
- must be separated by semi-colons
|
-T <timeout> |
Specify the timeout (in seconds) for the commands executed by the CPInfo utility |
- Applies only to Gaia / SecurePlatform / IPSO / Linux OS
- Default timeout is 5 minutes (300 seconds)
- Value "0" means no timeout
- This does not apply to collection of the CPInfo output file itself
|
-R <e-mail> |
R80.x upgrade simulation service mode |
- This argument was added in CPinfo build 914000128
- Applies only to Security Management / Multi-Domain Management Server
- Collects relevant information for simulating an upgrade to R80.x
- Can only be used in combination with "
-i "
- Requires e-mails to notify about upload status
- Either specify a single e-mail:
user@exampledomain.com
- Or specify multiple e-mails:
"user1@exampledomain.com;user2@exampledomain.com;..."
- must be enclosed in double-quotes
- must be separated by semi-colons
This allow users of versions R75.40-R77.30 to check if their system can be easily upgraded to R80.x. Besides the regular data collection, CPInfo utility will export the relevant files (using a custom version of export tools) and will upload the output to a destination folder on Check Point FTP server. Both files will have a unique name consistent of a 10-digit number to match the CPInfo and the export files together, a counter (102 or 202) to state how many files were uploaded, the name of the machine and the time stamp. Once the files are uploaded, they will be handled by R80.x upgrade simulation service team. For additional information, refer to sk110267. |
-x |
Do not export the management database |
- Applies only to versions R80 or above
- On Security Management Server - will not collect migrate export
- On Multi-Domain Management Server - will not collect MDS export
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-j <conf_file> |
Create a CPInfo configuration file <conf_file> |
- Applies only to Windows OS
- Requires installed Check Point Software on this machine
- Can NOT be used in combination with "
-n "
- Must wait for the CPInfo output file to be collected:
CPInfo output file is collected, and name of each collected section / command / file is saved in this configuration file (which can be edited, so that irrelevant data is not collected)
|
-b |
CPInfo will perform according to the configuration file that was created with "-j " (you can delete irrelevant lines from that file) |
- Applies only to Windows OS
- Requires installed Check Point Software on this machine
|
-g |
Do not resolve network addresses |
- Applies only to Windows OS
- Requires installed Check Point Software on this machine
|
-F
-r |
Include the Windows Registry in the CPInfo file |
- Applies only to Windows OS
- "
-F " exists since Build 914000164
- "
-r " exists in Build 914000158 and lower
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-t |
Output consists of tables only |
- Applies only to Windows OS
- Applies only to machine with installed SecureRemote client
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-N |
Reverts to current situation of uploading CPview of last day |
- It will still will be zipped together with .info file
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-V <num_days> |
Number of days of CPview history to be collected |
- 0 days will result in no CPView database upload
- Negative / double number of days is not allowed
- Upon receiving num_days > 0, a warning will be printed that collection of CPView database might take a few minutes ("Collection process might take a few minutes. Please wait until the collection is done.")
- Combination of '-V' and '-N' flag is not allowed
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