### FW uptime ###

select option 41) read a file from the network

Enter the following:
/proc/uptime  
		NOTE: 	First number:  number of seconds since the box was booted
			Second number: number of seconds the box was idle.


enter the name of the file you wish to save the data as


### pulling running-config ###

select option 41) read a file from the network

Enter the following:
/proc/net/firewall/config

Enter the name of the file you wish to save the data as



### pulling starting-config ###

select option 41) read a file from the network

Enter the following:
/fw-2.0/xxxxx.1

Enter the name of the file you wish to save the data as



### arp-table info ###

select option 41) read a file from the network

Enter the following:
/proc/net/arp

Enter the name of the file you wish to save the data as




### network profiler ###

verify the following modules are locted in the /current/bin/FW/BLATSTING_16120/LP directory: bp_bpf.o and bp_networkProfiler.o

select option 31) to upload the bp_bpf.o module and enter "0" for non-persistent mode
	NOTE: No need to activate the modules because they are automatically activated once loaded.
	
select option 31) to upload the bp_networkProfiler.o module and enter "0" for non-persistent mode
	
select option 36) to verify the two modules are running and not persistent

select option 131) configure and start profiling

enter "-h" to display a list of networkProfiler options.  Next, enter "-s ?" to display a list of various scantype options

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Please enter your networkProfiler command line (-h for help, CTRL-n to cancel)? -h
  -S/--scantype <scan name>   name of predefined scan (enter ? to be provided with a list)
  -i/--interface <interface index (as from interface listing)>  limit to the specified interface
  -P/--prefilter netmask <netmask length>  netmask length for prefilter (0-32, default 0)
  -p/--prefilter <pcap filter string>  pcap pre-filter definition (enclose this in double quotes)
  -s/--duration_seconds <seconds>  test duration in seconds
  -m/--duration_minutes <minutes>  test duration in minutes
  -r/--duration_hours <hours> test duration in hours
  -y/--duration_days <days>   test duration in days
  -N/--nperiods <# of scan periods>  number of periods to scan (default: 1)
  -n/--maxNRecords <# of records>  total number of records to keep
  --hashTableSize <# of entries>  size of the hash table
  -h/--help                   print this usage message
Please enter your networkProfiler command line (-h for help, CTRL-n to cancel)? -S ?
    MAC2MAC               Ethernet (MAC) src/dst address collection
    srcIP                 source IP address collection
    srcMACIP              source Ethernet (MAC) and source IP address collection
    TCPUDP_bytes          IPv4 TCP/UDP full connection information with byte count (IPs, IP protocol, ports, ttl, byte count)
    TCPSYN_condense       IPv4 TCP/UDP condensed connection information with SYN count (IPs, IP protocol, condensed ports, ttl, SYN count)
    TCPSYN_condense_bytes  IPv4 TCP/UDP condensed connection information with SYN and total byte count (IPs, IP protocol, condensed ports, ttl, SYN count)
    IP2IP_bytes           source, destination IP collection with total byte count
    TCPUDP_condense       IPv4 TCP/UDP condensed connection information (IPs, IP protocol, condensed ports, ttl)
    TCPSYN                IPv4 TCP/UDP connection information with SYN count (IPs, IP protocol, ports, ttl, SYN count)
    TCPUDP_condense_bytes  IPv4 TCP/UDP condensed connection information with total byte count (IPs, IP protocol, condensed ports, ttl, byte count)
    IP2IP                 IPv4 IP-to-IP address collection (who is calling who?)
    TCPUDP                IPv4 TCP/UDP full connection information (IPs, IP protocol, ports, ttl)

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Examples:  

1)Enter the following to configure networkProfiler to survey for a 10 minute session and capture 200 records:
	1a) -S TCPUDP_condense -m 10 -n 200 
	1b) verify the approximate run-time memory usage is below 32KB before excepting desired configuration


2)Enter the following to configure networkProfiler to survey the 192.168.0.0 network for 12 one-hour sessions and capture 100 records:
	2a) -S TCPUDP -r 1 -N 12 -n 100 -P 16 -p "src net 192.168.0.0/16"
	2b) verify the approximate run-time memory usage is below 32KB before excepting desired configuration


Viewing survey results:

select option 132) to display the data to the screen

or

select option 133) to display the data to the screen as well as dump to a file



### creating tunnels ###

verify the following modules are locted in the /current/bin/FW/BLATSTING_16120/LP directory: bp_tunnel.o

select option 31) to upload the bp_tunnel.o module and enter "0" for non-persistent mode
	NOTE: No need to activate the modules because they are automatically activated once loaded.
	
	
select option 36) to verify the module is running and not persistent

select  option 53) to create a tunnel using the command line. (can specify up to four src/dst ports)

Examples:
(pitch) ------> (external int) FW (internal int)-------> (target)

pitch - outside source - 191.64.0.18
external int - outside destination - 204.99.63.157
internal int - inside source - 192.168.0.1
target - inside destination - 192.168.2.182


1) Enter the following to conduct scans from the pitch via the firewall...2-way tunnel:

-S 191.64.000.018/32 -D 204.099.063.157/32 -s 192.168.000.001/32 -d 192.168.002.182/32 --outsidedstport0 21737 --insidedstport0 137 --outsidedstport1 21586 --insidedstport1 445 --outsidedstport2 21390 --insidedstport2 139 --outsidedstport3 21690 --insidedstport3 111 --hopcount 1 --priority 83




### removing tunnels ###

select option 51) to remove a tunnel from the target

enter id of tunnel to remove. Enter "-1" to display a list of id's for each configured tunnel.




### removing modules ###

select option 36) to get a list of uploaded module ID's.  The module ID consists of the following: Module Type, Intra Module Type and Version number.   


select option 34)  to remove a module (no need to deactivate first). This option will you prompt for the following: 
Enter the Module Type: 
9
Enter the Intra Module Type: 
0
Enter the Version number: 
1


