The Network Operations Center administrator needs access to Check Point Security devices mostly for troubleshooting purposes. You do not want to give her access to the expert mode, but she still shoul

Using the 'add command' syntax in CLISH, an administrator can register a specific binary such as tcpdump into the restricted shell environment with a defined path. This grants the NOC administrator the ability to run tcpdump for packet capture and troubleshooting without exposing the full expert mode shell. The approach preserves the principle of least privilege while still enabling necessary diagnostic capability.

Creating a new access role only controls which existing CLISH commands a user may invoke; it does not add new commands like tcpdump that are not already registered in CLISH.

Creating a new access role only controls which existing CLISH commands a user may invoke; it does not add new commands like tcpdump that are not already registered in CLISH.