You’ve been given the task of working on a firewall – but unfortunately the old admin never took notes, there is no documentation, and the physical UTM-1 Appliance is in another country. So… what the heck is it? Here is how to find out what type of UTM-1 or Power-1 Appliance you have in the datacenter from the command line:
Run the following command:
[Expert@yourfirewall]# /usr/sbin/dmidecode | grep "Product Name"
Product Name: P-10-00
Here is the Product Name dmidecode table for the UTM-1/Power-1 appliances:
| DMI Code: | Model of UTM: |
| C2_UTM | UTM-1 450 Appliance |
| C6P_UTM | UTM-1 2050 Appliance |
| C6_UTM | UTM-1 1050 Appliance |
| P-10-00 | Power-1 5070 Appliance |
| P-20-00 | Power-1 9070 Appliance |
| U-10-00 | UTM-1 270 Appliance |
| U-15-00 | UTM-1 570 Appliance |
| U-20-00 | UTM-1 1070 Appliance |
| U-30-00 | UTM-1 2070 Appliance |
| U-40-00 | UTM-1 3070 Appliance |
| U-5-00 | UTM-1 130 Appliance |
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I don't wish to encounter this kind of problem but this post will surely give me an idea on how to solve a big problem like this. I have already bookmarked the page, thanks a lot for the tips.
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