Toolpack:Create Sbc Access Rule A
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*To decrease the priority of an access rule, use either the double or single arrow [[Image:Sbc_Rule_7.png]] to move the rule down by one position, or to the bottom of the list. | *To decrease the priority of an access rule, use either the double or single arrow [[Image:Sbc_Rule_7.png]] to move the rule down by one position, or to the bottom of the list. | ||
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Revision as of 10:42, 30 September 2016
Applies to version(s): v2.10
In addition to the default access rules that are included with the SBC, one or more custom rules can be created and their priority in a series of rules can be set. To add a new rule or to change its priority, do the following:
1-Click SBC in the navigation panel.
2-Click Create New Rule.
3-Enter values for the rule.
- Click Create
4-Verify that Firewall rules were successfully created message is displayed.
5-To define what the rule will do, click Create New Filter.
6-Enter values for the filter.
- Click Create
To change the priority of an access rule, use the arrow icons.
- To increase the priority of an access rule, use either the double or single arrow to move the rule up by one position, or to the top of the list.
- To decrease the priority of an access rule, use either the double or single arrow to move the rule down by one position, or to the bottom of the list.