Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000 安装指南

The following table lists useful commands for controlling Cisco NGIPS for Blue Coat X-Series. Note 
that 

 is the name of the VAP group where the software is installed.

start Cisco NGIPS for Blue Coat X-Series

application Sf3DSensor vap-group vap_group_name start

stop Cisco NGIPS for 
Blue Coat X-Series

application Sf3DSensor vap

-

group vap_group_name stop

restart Cisco NGIPS for 
Blue Coat X-Series

application Sf3DSensor vap

-

group vap_group_name restart

uninstall Cisco NGIPS 
for Blue Coat X-Series

application Sf3DSensor vap

-

group vap_group_name uninstall

After you uninstall the application, reload the VAP group (

reload vap-group 

). For more information, see 

.

install the software on 
unconfigured VAPs

application

-

update vap

-

group vap_group_name

The update command is used when the VAP count of the VAP group is incremented, 
after the application configuration. When the update completes, you must reload the 
VAP group with the command: 

reload vap-group vap_group_name vap#

. 

For more 

information, see 

.

display all applications 
installed on a VAP group 
and to show their state as 
up or down

show application vap

-

group vap_group_name

log into an active VAP

CBS# unix su

[root@machine admin]# rsh vap_group_name_index_number

where 

 is an index number of the VAP.

Note that this is a concatenation of the terms 

 

and

 

 

and that the underbar is required. For example, 

SF_1

 

or

 

SF_2

 where 

SF

 is the

 

and 

1

 and 

2

 are the 

index_number

.

run Cisco-specific 
commands

source /opt/sf/profile

Run this command prior to running other Cisco commands on the Cisco command 
line interface. For example, if you need to run Cisco-specific commands for 
troubleshooting, first source the correct profile with this command.