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In order to get info about assignment (FW, SND) of all CPUs in your SGW, what is the most accurate CLI command?

  • A. fw ctl sdstat
  • B. fw ctl affinity ג€"l ג€"a ג€"r ג€"v
  • C. fw ctl multik stat
  • D. cpinfo
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️

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Degenhardt
Highly Voted 2 years, 9 months ago
should be fw ctl affinity -l -a -v -r.
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Amathai1803
Most Recent 5 months ago
Had this question today in exam.
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certcert1
11 months, 1 week ago
Cmd usage: #fw ctl affinity List affinity (specific target or all): fw ctl affinity -l [ <proc_selection> | [-r] [-a] ] [-v] -a - All, list also targets without specific affinity. -r - Reverse, list targets ordered by cpu. -v - Verbose, print more info. -q - Quiet, suppress errors. proc_selection: { -p <pid> | -n <name> | -k <instance_id> | -i <interface> | -d} (in case of virtual device, no identifier is needed, current context will be used) -p - Process ID (will not survive reboot). -n - CP daemon name (e.g. fwd). -k - User space instance number. -i - Interface name. Sample output of the cmd: #fw ctl affinity -l -a -v -r CPU 0: eth0 (irq 19) eth1 (irq 16) eth2 (irq 17) eth3 (irq 18) eth4 (irq 19) eth5 (irq 16) fw_1 CPU 1: fw_0 All: mpdaemon fwd rtmd pdpd in.asessiond lpd pepd rad vpnd cprid cpd
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Symbuk
1 year, 7 months ago
""l ""a ""r ""v ....... This is a bit of a copy-paste from another source guys (e.g. speaking with moderators... bit more professionalism pls...10x
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bobby14
1 year, 11 months ago
good answer is B - fw ctl affinity -l -a -v -r
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