04-23-2021 07:27 AM
where are captured files stored on FTD? What is the path to the directory to see them? Once on the directory, could the command file delete xxxx be used to delete them?
I personally think that it's easier to manage capture via the UI, but need to know how to delete those files from CLI.
Thank you.
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04-24-2021 12:52 AM
if the file was not in this folder, I get on to sudo su (root)
Search for the files using the below command :
find / -name Test4* -print
04-24-2021 01:30 PM
Hi BB,
Thank you so much for you help and patience.
I have attached the result - very long - of the sudo find command. I can't pinpoint to one directory where I could find the capture file would be: besides the numerous process directories, health monitor, etc.
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.
PS: as I mentioned in my first entyr, if you wish to see for yourself, this example is straigth out of the newest dCloud Firepower lab, v1.7.
Regards,
CP
04-23-2021 07:56 AM
Most cases they stored in below folder, you can check
/ngfw/var/common/
04-23-2021 02:10 PM
Hi BB,
see screen capture.
The captured file is not in the path:
/ngfw/var/common/
This screen capture was done on Cisco's dCloud Firepower v1.7 lab, this afternoon. It's a NGFWv v6.7.
Any idea where else I could look? From the expert mode, I can't get a list of the directory with the ls cmd.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
04-24-2021 12:52 AM
if the file was not in this folder, I get on to sudo su (root)
Search for the files using the below command :
find / -name Test4* -print
04-24-2021 01:30 PM
Hi BB,
Thank you so much for you help and patience.
I have attached the result - very long - of the sudo find command. I can't pinpoint to one directory where I could find the capture file would be: besides the numerous process directories, health monitor, etc.
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.
PS: as I mentioned in my first entyr, if you wish to see for yourself, this example is straigth out of the newest dCloud Firepower lab, v1.7.
Regards,
CP
04-24-2021 03:28 PM
you do not have enough rights to fnd the files in the folders,. most of the denied to get access to view what in the folder
you need to get # prompt to run that command not $
04-27-2021 04:16 PM
Thanks BB. Much appreciated.
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