Supported Commands
Secure Access supports commands that you can run on a resource connector instance. For more information, see Supported Standard Linux Troubleshooting Commands.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| diagnostic | Try this command first when troubleshooting using the CLI. Runs a series of ping and DNS tests on the local IP address, gateway, Secure Access APIs, and headend IP addresses. It also checks connectivity on HTTPS port to various Secure Access endpoints, along with system artifacts created through the connector instance provisioning process. |
| help | Lists commands available to the acadmin user. |
| routeadd | To add routes: Use "routeadd -n IP/MASK -g GW_IP" where the network is (-n IP/MASK) and the gateway is (-g GW_IP). Routes added with this command do not persist across reboots. |
| routedel | To delete routes added using the routeadd command: Use "routedel -n IP/MASK -g GW_IP" where network is (-n IP/MASK) and gateway is (-g GW_IP). This command does not delete system created routes. |
| routeshow | Display all routes in the system. |
| tcpdump | Display packet capture information and filter on IP address and port, with limited functionality. You can run this command as: tcpdump $IP [$Port] (Port is optional) |
| techsupport | Displays the following information: - software version - VPN tunnel state and related information - System monitoring metrics, such as disk and memory statistics - Information snapshot of the connector host, from DNS to Network interface details, iptables, routes, sysctl system settings, and monitoring information - Recent periodic resource connector software logs |
| version | Show the connector software version and the platform OS version running on the connector instance. |