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Cli command to check count of policies applied in cisco asa firewall

hardipdhillon
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Cli command to check count of policies applied in cisco asa firewall. Also command to check inactive policy count

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you can use below command,

#Show access-list | in elements

for unused rule list, you need to check 0 hit counts in policy list. there is no specific command to it

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Same request gone under below thread

https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-security/asa-details/td-p/2359605

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KB

hardipdhillon
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Kasun Bandara mentioned Thread don't give commands to check count of policy applied

you can use below command,

#Show access-list | in elements

for unused rule list, you need to check 0 hit counts in policy list. there is no specific command to it

Please rate this and mark as solution/answer, if this resolved your issue
Good luck
KB
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