HP-UX CMGR A.02.01 Administrator's and Developer's Guide
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cmgr -a -t <this file> ip_address=<Address> tcp_port=<port>
rule_id=<string>
To delete a rule:
cmgr -r -t <this file> ip_address=<Address> tcp_port=<port>
rule_id=<string>
To delete a rule:
cmgr -d -t <this file> rule_id=<string>
To list the rules in effect:
cmgr -l -t <this file> -v
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<head>
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Since this is an example, set internal variables to:
use example instance of IPFilter config file.
validate, but don't activate.
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<var name="ipf_file" value="/tmp/example_ipf.conf" internal="yes"/>
<var name="validate" value="yes" internal="yes"/>
<var name="activate" value="no" internal="yes"/>
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Declare variables and assign default values
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<var name="ip_address" value="" validate="ipVerify" >
<prompt>Source IP address:</prompt>
<help if="$interactive">
The IP address to block traffic from.
</help>
</var>
<var name="tcp_port" value="" validate="regexp('\d+')" >
<prompt>TCP port:</prompt>
<help if="$interactive">
The TCP port to block for the specified IP address.
</help>
</var>
<var name="rule_id" value="" validate="regexp('[\w\-]+')" >
<prompt>IPFilter Rule ID :</prompt>
<help if="$interactive">
User supplied identifier for this IPFilter rule.
</help>
</var>