User Manual

Command Reference Security Commands
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Before
Inserts a rule before another rule. If no position is specified, the rule is added
to the beginning of the list of rules.
Continue
Continues a long filter that won’t fit in the 132-character line limit for
commands.
Replace
Replaces an existing rule with a new one. If no position is specified, the first
rule in the list is replaced.
pos
A location in the filter list to perform a specific function, such as Add.
Allow
Allows passage of data packets that meet the defined filter criteria. The criteria
consists of all specified parameters after Allow.
Deny
Denies passage of data packets that meet the defined filter criteria. The criteria
consists of all specified parameters after Deny.
Examples
Local>> DEFINE FILTER abc CREATE
Local>> DEFINE FILTER abc DELETE 2
(Removes the second rule in filter list abc)
Local>> DEFINE FILTER abc ADD DENY IP TOS 0xE0 0x80
Local>> DEFINE FILTER abc CONTINUE DENY IP TOS 0xf0 0x40
See Also Define Site Filter, page 12-140; Clear/Purge IP Security, page 12-17; Define
Ports Dialback, page 12-62; Packet Filters and Firewalls, page 11-22.
12.11.16 Set/Define Filter Any
Specifies that every packet will be allowed or denied passage through the SCS. Using the Any parameter
along with either Allow or Deny will affect all packets regardless of any filter specifications that follow.
Usually, an Any rule is placed at the end of a filter list to process data packets not specifically identified by
the previous rules in the list.
Restrictions Requires privileged user status.
SET
DEFINE
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FILTER filtername ... ANY