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TRANSFER_SECUWALL(1)
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NAME
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transfer_secuwall - secunet wall configuration export utility
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SYNOPSIS
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--------
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*transfer_secuwall* [-l] [-h] [-n] -v 'volumeid' [-f 'filename.xml'] [-d 'workdir'] [-a 'templatedir'] 'firewall_object_name'
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The switches -a, -f and -d are optional. If they are not specified, the
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appropriate defaults are used.
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DESCRIPTION
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transfer_secuwall(1) is a helper utility to compress and export secunet wall host
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OS specific firewall configuration to a portable device.
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It is also capable of searching and displaying all transfer devices of a system
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which are suitable for config transfer.
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OPTIONS
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*-l*::
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List all portable devices of the system.
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*-h*::
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Display help text.
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*-n*::
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Append firewall object name to transfer tarball. The default is *false*.
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*-v*::
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Transfer partition. Specifies the destination partition for firewall configuration export (e.g. /dev/sdc1).
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*-f*::
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Firewall Builder XML file with object definition of firewall to export config.
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If not specified, the filename will be constructed from the 'workdir' and 'firewall_object_name' values:
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'workdir' \+ 'fwobjectname' \+ .fwb
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*-d*::
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Defines the working directory. If not specified, the current directory will be used.
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*-a*::
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Append files from given template directory to transfer tarball.
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'firewall_object_name'::
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Firewall object name.
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EXAMPLES
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$ transfer_secuwall -f /tmp/cluster.fwb -d /tmp -v /dev/sdc1 fw3
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This will export the configuration of secunet wall firewall *fw3* to the
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partition */dev/sdc1*, using the Firewall Builder XML file *cluster.fwb* in the
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working directory */tmp*.
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AUTHOR
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Written by Reto Buerki <buerki@swiss-it.ch>.
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