What is the most accurate CLI command to get information about assignment of all CPUs in your Security Gateway?

The command that provides the most accurate information about the assignment of all CPUs in a Security Gateway is "fw ctl affinity -l a -r -v". This command is specifically designed to display detailed information about CPU affinity, which defines how traffic is distributed among cores on a multi-core Security Gateway.

By using this command, administrators can get insights into how many processes are using each CPU and the load distribution across the CPUs. This is critical for understanding performance metrics and resource utilization, which helps in optimizing the configuration of the Security Gateway.

In contrast, while "fw ctl sdstat" provides information regarding Security Domain statistics, it does not specifically address CPU allocation. "fw ctl multik stat" shows the Multi-Queue Kernel module statistics but does not focus on CPU assignments as directly as the affinity command does. The "cpinfo" command is useful for gathering overall system and configuration information but is not tailored specifically for CPU assignment details. Therefore, the choice of the affinity command stands out as the most accurate and relevant for the purpose described.