Chapter 1 Controlling CSS Access

Controlling CSS Network Traffic Through Access Control Lists

Table 1-2 Clause Command Options (continued)

Variables and

OptionsParameters

destination_port The destination port. Enter one of the following. You may use a port number or port name with the options.

eq port is equal to the port number.

lt port is less than the port number.

gt port is greater than the port number.

neq port is not equal to the port number.

range low high for a range of port numbers, inclusive. Enter numbers from a range of 1 to 65535. Separate the low and high number with a space.

port names:

https = Port 443 Https

ldap = Port 389 Ldap

bgp = Port 179 Bgp

ntp = Port 123 Ntp

nntp = Port 119 Nntp

pop = Port 110 Pop

http = Port 80 Http,

gopher = Port 70 Gopher

domain = Port 53 Domain

smtp = Port 25 Smtp

telnet = Port 23 Telnet,

ftp = Port 21 Ftp

ftp-data= Port 20 Ftp-data

none = None

If you do not define a destination port, this clause allows traffic to any port.

 

 

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