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| hostname# conf t firewall rule update 10 permit LAN WAN telnet | |
update source | Use configure terminal firewall rule update to update source and destination addresses for a firewall | |
and | rule. In this example, firewall rule 10 is updated so that it restricts source addresses to the address | |
destination | group 'engineers', but permits any destination address: |
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| hostname# conf t firewall rule update 10 | |
move a | Use configure terminal firewall move to move a firewall rule. In this example, rule 10 is moved above | |
firewall rule | rule 7: |
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move a | Use configure terminal firewall move to move a firewall rule to a specific position. In this example, | |
firewall rule to | rule 10 is moved to position 1 in the table: |
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| The configure terminal firewall schedule command limits when a firewall rule will operate. | |
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| add an entry to the named firewall schedule (without overwriting the other days). | |
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| deletes the named schedule. |
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| deletes an entry from a named schedule. |
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| creates a named firewall schedule or updated an existing schedule.. | |
| Note: The variable day_letters is seven characters to represent the days and | |
| time1 and time2 are the time in 24 hours clock. |
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create a | Use configure terminal firewall schedule to create a schedule. In this example, a schedule named | |
schedule | 'work' is created and scheduled for Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm: | |
| hostname# conf t firewall schedule update work days | |
| In this example, a schedule named 'weekend' is created and scheduled for all day Saturday and Sunday: | |
| hostname# conf t firewall schedule update weekend days | S |
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