The display deception port-state command displays the port openness status of a service host.
display deception port-state [ ip-address ]
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
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ip-address |
Specifies an IP address. |
The value is in dotted decimal notation. |
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1: Monitoring level
When a service host is busy, it responds with the RST-ACK packet even to normal TCP access. As a result, the DecoySensor incorrectly considers that the host port is not opened and deceives normal traffic. The DecoySensor records the port openness status based on the SYN-ACK packet returned by the service host and saves the record for 24 hours, until the record ages naturally or updated when a new SYN-ACK packet is generated. During this period, even if the DecoySensor receives the RST-ACK packet from the corresponding port, it does not deceive the traffic.
The DecoySensor records only the port openness status for TCP access requests whose destination IP addresses are in the detected network segment. The prerequisite for the DecoySensor to record the port openness status is that the in-depth interaction services must be supported by the Decoy.
The reset deception port-state command clears the current port openness status.
# Display the port openness status of a service host.
<HUAWEI> display deception port-state -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Current total number = 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ip-address :192.168.1.1 vpn-instance :public port state time_out(h) 80 open 24 8080 open 24 445 open 24 ip-address :192.168.1.2 vpn-instance :public port state time_out(h) 80 open 24 8080 open 24 445 open 2
Item |
Description |
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ip-address |
IP address of a service host |
vpn-instance |
VPN instance to which the IP address belongs |
port |
Port |
state |
Port openness status
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time_out(h) |
Expiration time The new SYN-ACK packet will update the expiration time. If the expiration time is not updated within 24 hours, the service may have stopped working. |