[northlandboy]

Originally Posted by anibal99

if i type:

#fw tab -t connections -u

i do not understand the out:

<00000001, 0a020152, 0000e437, c34dbcb2, 00000050, 00000006> -> <00000000, 0a020152, 0000e437, c34dbcb2, 00000050, 00000006> (00000002)
<00000000, ac140c27, 000008ab, 0a020156, 00000548, 00000006; 0001e001, 00046100, 0000001d, 000001c5, 00000000, 4a113b71, 00000028, ....

how i can see the connections table but i want see the source ip and the destination ip?

Add the -f flag to format the output. Those addresses in there are in hex, which you can convert yourself. I once wrote a script to do all the conversions for me, before realising I could just add -f, and it would format the table nicely for me.

Originally Posted by anibal99

if i type:

#fw tab -t connections -s:

HOST NAME ID #VALS #PEAK #SLINKS
localhost connections 8158 7391 32333 26443

what is the meaning of: ID, VALS, PEAK and SLINKS?

thanks.

VALS is the current number of concurrent connections
PEAK is the highest number recorded since the Check Point processes were last restarted.