This topic describes how to view guest images using CLI commands on an Email Security - Server appliance.
Note
You cannot manage guest image updates from the CLI. For information about how to manage guest images, refer to Managing guest images using the Web UI.
Prerequisites
To view guest images on your Email Security - Server appliance, ensure you have:
An established connection to the Internet
A connection to the DTI Cloud or a Central Management System appliance.
Admin or Operator access to the Email Security - Server appliance
A CONTENT_UPDATES license
A FIREEYE_SUPPORT license
Viewing guest images using the CLI
The Email Security - Server CLI commands allow you to view the following information about guest images:
Available guest images
Note
The Guest Images list is dynamic: new guest images and version updates for the current guest images are automatically made available to your appliance from the DTI cloud through security content updates.
Guest images configurations
Downloaded and installed guest images
Enable the CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal
Show the available bundles, defaults, or profiles for guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images [available {bundles | defaults | profiles}]Show the configuration for current guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images config
Show downloaded and installed guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images download
Output examples for show guest images commands
The following examples show output for the show guest images commands.
Enable the CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal
Show the available default guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images available defaults
The default bundle contains the following profiles:
winxp-sp3m - Windows XP sp3 English 32-bit (Intel).
winxp-sp2m - Windows XP sp2 English 32-bit (Intel).
win7x64-sp1m - Windows 7 sp1 English 64-bit (Intel).
win7-sp1m - Windows 7 SP1 English 32-bit (Intel).
Enable the CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal
Show the available profiles for guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images available profiles
The following profiles are available:
[0] winxp-sp3m - Windows XP sp3 English 32-bit (Intel).
[1] winxp-sp2m - Windows XP sp2 English 32-bit (Intel).
[2] win7x64-sp1m - Windows 7 sp1 English 64-bit (Intel).
[3] win7-sp1m - Windows 7 SP1 English 32-bit (Intel).
Enable the CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal
Show the configuration for current guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images config
Guest-image configuration is set to default:
winxp-sp2m - Windows XP sp2 English 32-bit (Intel).
win7x64-sp1m - Windows 7 sp1 English 64-bit (Intel).
win7-sp1m - Windows 7 SP1 English 32-bit (Intel).
Enable the CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal
Show downloaded and installed guest images.
hostname (config) # show guest-images download
The following Guest-image profiles are installed:
winxp-sp3m (Version 14.0528): Windows XP sp3 English 32-bit (Intel).
winxp-sp2m (Version 14.0528): Windows XP sp2 English 32-bit (Intel).
win7x64-sp1m (Version 14.0528): Windows 7 sp1 English 64-bit (Intel).
win7-sp1m (Version 14.0528): Windows 7 SP1 English 32-bit (Intel).