Checking installed security content version using the CLI

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Use the CLI commands in this topic to check your installed security content version.

To check installed security content version:
  1. Go to CLI configuration mode:

    hostname > enable
    hostname # configure terminal
  2. Check the current security content status using the command below:

    hostname (config) # show fenet security-content status
  3. Check the Security Content Updates section in the DTI Security Content Status Information list, as shown in the example below:

    Security Content Updates
    Enabled		  : yes
    Update mode       : online
    Last Checked At	  : 2020/01/07 00:44:00
    Last Applied At   : 2020/01/06 23:45:19
    Last Applied Type : full
    Timestamp (UTC)	  : 2020-01-06 23:15:00
    Status		 : apply-info: No new security updates available
    Security Content Version: 976.292
To check the Security Content versions and date they were installed:
  1. Show log files containing security content information:

    hostname (config) # show log files all matching "security content version is"
  2. The output will look similar to the example below. You can see when a specific Security Content version was available by the earliest timestamp. The later timestamp shows when it was applied to your appliance.

    Searching log files...
    Mar  1 09:38:17 notifyd[18001]: [notifyd.NOTICE]-security content version is:249.101
    Mar  1 14:19:01 notifyd[12385]: [notifyd.NOTICE]-security content version is:249.101
    Mar 14 08:00:00 notifyd[4351]: [notifyd.NOTICE]-security content version is:252.101
    Mar 14 10:15:42 notifyd[10820]: [notifyd.NOTICE]-security content version is:252.101