Install guide

74 Firewall Enhancements Release Note
Software Version 2.9.1
C613-10486-00 REV C
delete firewall policy limitrule
Syntax DELete FIREwall POLIcy=policy-name LIMitrule=rule-id
Description This command deletes a limit rule from the specified policy.
Example To delete limit rule 1 from the policy named “EVA”, use the command:
del fire poli=EVA lim=1
disable firewall policy debug
Syntax DISable FIREwall POLIcy[=policy-name]
DEBug={ALL|ARP|CHecksum|HTTP|IDentproxy|LIMitrule|
PACKet|PKT|PRocess|PROXy|RADius|SIPAlg|SMTP|TCP|UPNP}
[DEBUGMode={ALL|ERRORcode|MESSage|PARSing|TRAce}]
Description This command disables debugging of the specified policy or all policies. The
new limitrule option for the debug parameter allows you stop the display of
debugging information related to limit rules.
Example To stop displaying debugging of limit rules for all policies, use the command:
dis fire poli deb=lim
disable firewall sessionreport
Syntax DISable FIREwall SESsionreport
Description This command stops the firewall from maintaining a database of the number of
firewall sessions that private and public devices use. SNMP reporting will no
longer have access to this database. Note that the there is a resource cost for the
router or switch to maintain this database, so session reporting is disabled by
default.
Example To stop the firewall from maintaining the session report for SNMP, use the
command:
dis fire ses
Parameter Description
POLIcy The policy you are deleting the rule from. The policy-name is a string
1 to 15 characters long. Valid characters are uppercase and
lowercase letters, digits (0–9), and the underscore character. The
specified policy must already exist.
LIMitrule The numerical identifier for the rule you are deleting. The rule-id is a
decimal number from 1 to 4294967295.