I've connected with the CLI but that's extremely limited and I haven't been able to squeze info about the FS and/or OS out of it. Cavium MIPS64 500MHz Octeon CPU (Single Core, I believe it's CN5010-500BG564).I want to start with a TZ210 unit because it's not that much of a pitty if I brick it permanently while on the other hand it is quite comparable with the NSA- series that I also have. However, there isn't much info on the net about reprogramming a SonicWall - to be acurate there's none. Maybe I can make them SNORT around my home network and do some IDS/IPS by installing another distro on them. However, as SonicWall units have some nice hardware features and are pretty good performers I'd like to give them a second life. These units are party disabled by Dell: most of the security functions are impaired and the licenses have all been tranfered to the newer models. SonicWalls that have been discarded because of a Dell upgrade path to 6th. Actual value, in brackets, is the number of bytes transmitted in the packet.Lately my personal toybox has expanded with a bunch of 5th Gen. Length - Length value is the number of bytes captured in the buffer for this packet.Position the mouse pointer over dropped or consumed packets to show this information: Packet Status A packet can be dropped, generated, consumed, or forwarded by the firewall. The Status field shows the state of the packet with respect to the firewall. Status - The status field for the packet. Ports - The source and destination TCP or UDP ports of the packet.TCP, UDP, or another protocol that runs over IP Packet Type - The type of the packet depending on the Ethernet type for example: Ethernet type Ether Type - The Ethernet type of the packet from its Ethernet header.Destination IP - The destination IP address of the packet.Source IP - The source IP address of the packet.The subsystem type abbreviation is shown in parentheses. Subsystem type abbreviations are defined as: AbbreviationĮgress - The firewall interface on which the packet was captured when sent out. Ingress - The firewall interface on which the packet arrived is marked with an asterisk (*). Time - The date and time that the packet was captured.# - The packet number relative to the start of the capture.The Captured Packets page displays these statistics about each packet:
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