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FirewallRule

PacketProtocol packetProtocol

Specifies the protocol type to be either TCP, UDP, or ICMP.

Integer portRangeStart

Starting port range.

Integer portRangeEnd

Ending port range.

Integer icmpType

ICMP type (specified if protocolType is ICMP above).

Integer icmpCode

ICMP code (specified if protocolType is ICMP above).

List <CidrIpRange> ipSources

List of IP Sources allowed access on the port range specified above.

FirewallRuleGroupInfo

 

String firewallRuleGroupId

ID of the FirewallRuleGroup.

String firewallRuleGroupName

Name of the FirewallRuleGroup.

String resourceId

ID of the underlying resource

String capacityPoolId

ID of the capacity pool to which the firewall rule group belongs

List<String> userNames

Names of users authorized to perform operations on the FirewallRuleGroup.

FirewallRuleGroupDetails

Extends FirewallRuleGroupInfo

List<FirewallRule> rules

List of firewall rules.

ImageType

ImageTypeEnum enumValue

(Required) The value as an enumerated type.

String otherValue

A more specific value not defined in the enumerated type, when the enumValue is

 

OTHER.

ImageTypeEnum

Possible values: OS, APPS, PATCH, UNKNOWN, OTHER

IPAddressAssignmentType

IPAddressAssignmentTypeEnum

(Required) The value as an enumerated type.

enumValue

 

String otherValue

A more specific value not defined in the enumerated type, when the enumValue is

 

OTHER.

IPAddressAssignmentTypeEnum

Possible values:

DHCP

Automatically assigned via DHCP.

STATIC

Statically assigned using literal values.

AUTOMATIC

Automatically assigned from the static IP address range set defined for the network.

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