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Chapter 15 Using RA 6300 Security
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The following example creates a filter that discards any IP packets
destined for address 132.245.4.33 – if transmission of such packets is
attempted on the port from which user sam logs in.
user username=sam
filter output include dst_address 132.245.4.33 discard end
end
Like all other acp_userinfo entries (except deny), the filter entry can be
accompanied by other entries within the same user...end block. In the
following example, not only is the above filter created, but a pre-defined
macro named special_setup and the CLI command ppp are also executed
for user sam.
user username=sam
clicmd special_setup end
filter output include dst_address 132.245.4.33 discard end
clicmd ppp end
end
route
For a single user or for conditions that meet profile criteria, you can define
one or more IP routes in the acp_userinfo file. You can enter only one
route per line, but multiple routes are allowed within one user...end block.
Routes in acp_userinfo are entered into the routing table when their
interfaces become active, but they are not entered into the route cache.
You cannot use a route entry in acp_userinfo to define a default route.
The syntax for the route entry is:
route [–h] dest mask gateway [metric] end
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