What does the command'g_all' do?
What does the command'g_all' do?
The command 'g_all' is used to execute a specified command on all active appliances within a Security Group. This means that whatever instruction follows 'g_all' will be performed across all currently active appliances in that group, ensuring consistent behavior and actions are taken in a distributed environment.
Per the official exam book: "The g_all command will perform following instruction on all ACTIVE SGMs. For example, g_all “touch test.txt” will create the test.txt file on all SGMs." Answer is A.
Believe the answer is B
Answer A: "Gaia gClish commands apply globally to all Security Group Members, by default.commands apply globally to all Security Group Members, by default. Gaia gClish commands do not apply to Security Group Members that are in the DOWN state in the Security Group." https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_Maestro_AdminGuide/Topics-Maestro-AG/Global-Commands.htm
"Using Expert Mode When operating in Expert mode on anymembers of the SG, there is a useful shortcut that causes a command to be executed across all active members of the SG. The output is displayed on your screen. Follow these steps: 1. Preface the command with g_ or g_all 2. An arbitrary Expert mode bash command is run on all SGmembers. It delivers output to you without the need for multiple SSH sessions."