Module-specific commands

CLI Guide | Forcepoint Appliances | v8.4.x

The commands are used to configure specific modules (proxy, web, email, or network agent) and can be accessed through the CLI's config mode.

Action and Syntax

Details

Resets the debug output logging level to the default (minimum output).

set debugging
--command reset
--module <proxy|web|email>

Module: The module you are resetting.

Command: The command being sent.

Example:

(config)# set debugging
--command reset --module proxy

Runs the proxy content_line command.

set proxy content_line
--type <clear_cert|reread_config|
set>
--entry <variable_name>
--value <variable_value>

Type: The action to apply.

Entry: The name of a records.conf variable. See Content Gateway Help for information about content_line and records.config.

Value: The value to set the variable to.

Example:

(config)# set proxy content_line --entry proxy.config.lm.display_reset_alarm --value 1 --type set

Starts, stops, or restarts the Content Gateway Policy Engine.

set proxy policy_engine
--command <start|stop|restart>

Command: The action to apply.

Example:

(config)# set proxy policy_engine --command stop

Resets the proxy password.

set proxy password

This command overwrites the old proxy password and displays a new one.

Example:

(config)# set proxy password

Output:

Proxy password successfully reset: <new_password>

Enables or disables the specified Web protection service.

set web control
--command <enable|disable>
--service <state_server|
directory_agent>

Command: The action to apply.

Service: The service to control.

For information, see the following sections of the of the Forcepoint Web Security Administrator Help:

Reporting components

Policy Server, Filtering Service, and State Server

Directory Agent and hybird user identification

Example:

(config)# set web control
--command disable --service multiplexer

Retrieves the status of or enables/disables the caching of users.

set web cache_users
--command <enable|disable>

Command: The action to apply.

Example:

(config)# set web cache_users
--command enable

Retrieves the status of or enables/disables the User Group IP Precedence.

set web usr_grp_ip_prec
--command <enable|disable>

Command: The action to apply.

For more information, see the Prioritizing group and domain policies section of the Forcepoint Web Security Administrator Help.

Example:

(config)# set web usr_grp_ip_prec --command enable

Resets the email subscription.

set email subscription_reset