- Change the context to a different virtual device:
set virtual system <vsid>
vsenv
Example: set virtual system 3
2. Showing virtual devices on VSX gateway:
show virtual system all
3. Reset SIC for VS id:
vsx sic reset <id>
4. Unload a policy from VS:
fw -vs id unloadlocal
vsenv <id>; fw vsx sicreset
5. View state tables for virtual system <id>. Second line applies to VSX on R75.40VS and up
fw tab -vs <id> -t <table>
vsenv <id>; fw tab -t <table>
6. View HA state for Virtual System id when “Per Virtual System HA” mode is configured.
cphaprob -vs <id> state
7.View traffic for virtual system with ID <id>. Attn: with fw monitor use -v instead of -vs.
fw monitor -v <id> -e ‘accept;’
8. shows a list of the virtual devices and installed policies:
fw vsx stat -l
9. shows a list of the virtual devices and installed policies:
fw vsx stat -v
10. get the current context
vsx get [vsys name/id]
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