Chapter 10 Configuration Commands

The following table describes the fields displayed using the config display set command in the example above.

Table 29 config display set

LABEL

DESCRIPTION

ACL set number

Shows the index number of this set and the interfaces it applies

 

to. See

ACL set name

Shows the name of this set.

ACL set number of rules

Shows the number of rules in this set.

ACL set default action

Shows the default action when a packet matches a rule in the

 

set. The options are: permitdropreject.

ACL pnc enable

Shows whether the pnc service is enabled. This service is

 

currently not available.

ACL log enable

Shows whether the log is enabled or not.

ACL logone enable

Shows whether logone is enabled or not. This function is

 

currently not available.

ICMP idle timeout(s)

Shows the timeout for an idle ICMP session before it is

 

terminated.

UDP idle timeout(s)

Shows the timeout for an idle UDP session before it is

 

terminated.

TCP connection timeout(s)

Shows the connection timeout for traffic to which a rule in the

 

set applies.

TCP FIN-wait timeout(s)

Shows the wait time for FIN when concluding a TCP session

 

before it is terminated.

TCP idle timeout(s)

Shows the timeout for an idle TCP session before it is

 

terminated.

The following table describes the fields displayed using the config display set

<index> rule command in the example above, as well as other related fields that may appear when configuring a rule using this command.

Table 30 config display set <index> rule <rule#>

LABEL

DESCRIPTION

ACL rule number

Shows the index number of this rule.

ACL rule active

Shows whether this rule is active or not.

ACL rule action

Shows the action taken when a packet matches a rule. The

 

options are: permitdropreject.

ACL rule protocol

Shows the protocol number this rule applies to. They range

 

from 0~255. For example, 1=ICMP, 6=TCP, 17=UDP, see

 

RFC791.

 

 

ACL rule log

Shows whether the logging of packets matching the rule is

 

enabled or not.

ACL rule alert

Shows whether or not an alert is sent when a packet matches

 

the rule.

Source Single IP address

Shows the source IP address of packets to which the rule

 

applies.

Source IP address,

Shows the source IP address and subnet mask of packets to

subnet mask

which the rule applies.

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