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Using System Tools
On the Tools page you can:
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Monitor system resources.
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Show the routing table.
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Verify the appliance connectivity to Cloud Services
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Generate a CPInfo file.
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Ping or trace an IP address.
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Perform a DNS lookup.
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Capture packets.
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Download the console-USB driver (1400 appliances only)
To monitor system resources:
1. Click Monitor System Resources. The System Resources page opens and shows the following
information:
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CPU Usage History (automatically refreshed)
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Memory Usage History - memory is calculated without memory that was preallocated 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 automatically refreshed.
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Disk Usage - click the Refresh button for the most updated disk usage information.
2. Click Close to return to the Tools page.
To show the routing table:
1. Click Show Routing Table. The output appears in the Command Output window.
2. Click Close to return to the Tools page.
To verify the appliance can connect to Cloud Services:
Click Test Cloud Services Ports.
The Cloud Services Ports Test window opens and shows the available ports and their state.
To generate a CPInfo file:
1. Click Generate CPInfo File. A message next to the button shows the progress.
2. Click Download CPInfo File to view or save the CPInfo file.
To ping or trace an IP address:
1. Enter an IP or host name in the Host Name or IP Address field.
2. Click Ping or Trace Route. The output appears in the Command Output window.
3. Click Close to return to the Tools page.
To perform a DNS lookup:
1. Enter a Host Name or IP Address.
2. Click Lookup. The output appears in the Command Output window.
3. Click Close to return to the Tools page.
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