How can I check DB Cloud entries?

[SilverTiger]

Hi

Brightcloud urls support 100million entries.

We can check URL MP Entries in pa box

>debug device-server bc-url-db db-info

but I can't find brightcloud entries from cli commnad

It seems that There is no cli command,,

I looked up manual, brightcloud site, documents;;

Ones did not specify any where;;

Some body help me Cli or site, documents, etc

I will show data to customer

bye~

[dyang · Accepted solution]

SilverTiger,

I'm assuming that you're referring to the total number of URLs in BrightCloud's master database.  There is no way to prove this, since you cannot query the BrightCloud servers for the total number of entries in their database.  Furthermore, this is a number that is growing on a daily basis, so any number you get would be quickly outdated.  That said, the BrightCloud website does have a counter that shows the number of URLs currently classified (and growing), if that is of use to you: Webroot, Inc.

--Doris

[panos]

By data you mean all output of

"test url url_name" command outputs for every url in databese ?

[dyang]

You can use the CLI command "test url" to test the BrightCloud categorization for a specified URL.  When using this command, it will return the categorization both from the device database as well as the cloud.

[SilverTiger]

no This is another way;

I want to know that just brightcloud count

[SilverTiger]

categorization no;;

I just want to count in brightcloud

Where can i check brightcloud count?

Is there brightcloud count in cli?

[panos]

The only command I know is

debug device-server bc-url-db show-stats

I do not know any other count except counters related to requests

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-3310

[SilverTiger]

debug cli command means local db information

T-T..

Did you look up brightcloud site?

I tried to look up brightcloud site,,

but I did not find count

[dyang]

SilverTiger,

What exactly are you looking for?  What count are you interested in?

[SilverTiger]

becuase,,,

I red intruction ppt in url filtering about 2 years ago

The document has included 100 Million url count

I would like to proof to customer

but,,

coworks aroud me don't know that~

[dyang · Accepted solution]

SilverTiger,

I'm assuming that you're referring to the total number of URLs in BrightCloud's master database.  There is no way to prove this, since you cannot query the BrightCloud servers for the total number of entries in their database.  Furthermore, this is a number that is growing on a daily basis, so any number you get would be quickly outdated.  That said, the BrightCloud website does have a counter that shows the number of URLs currently classified (and growing), if that is of use to you: Webroot, Inc.

--Doris