From the course: Juniper Security Policies Fundamentals
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Monitoring
- There's a few commands that we can use to monitor the security policies. The first command is show security policies. Executing this from the operation mode will give you a quick summary of the configured policies. At the top, it shows the default policy. Which in this case is permit-all. And then we have the context. The from-zone is trust the to zone is untrust and then we can see all the policies under this context. It shows us the policy name, the state of the policy, the sequence number, source and destination addresses, applications that are being matched, and the action that is configured on this policy. As we scroll down, we then reach a section that provides us the information on global policies. Global policies do not have a context. They only match source and destination addresses. To limit the output provided with this command we can use the keyword policy-name. And then provide a specific policy name to limit information only for that specific policy. In this case, I am…
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