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FIREWALL COMMANDS
To create a global RPC application filter named myrpc to permit only RPC program numbers
1, 10,and 100, enter:
SR/configure> firewall global SR/configure/firewall global>
global/object>
To create a global RPC application filter named rpcdeny that prevents users from using RPC
program numbers 40 and 50, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object> rpc-filter rpcdeny deny 40 50
To remove the RPC program number 10 from a global RPC permit application filter named
myrpc, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
To delete the global RPC application filter named myrpc, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
To create a map-specific RPC application filter that only permits RPC program numbers 1, 10,
and 100, enter:
SR/configure> firewall corp SR/configure/firewall corp> object SR/configure/firewall corp/
object>
applies to:
All modules
object smtp-filter
Creates an SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) application filter object. Use the no form
of the command to delete the existing SMTP filter object or remove SMTP commands from an
existing SMTP filter object. This application filter object can be applied to any number of policies
in any map, if created under firewall global. If created under a map, then this application filter
can be applied to any number of policies, but only in that particular map.
syntax:
{no] smtp-filter object-name [ permit ] [ deny ] [ log ]
object name
permit
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rpc-filter myrpc permit 1 10 100
rpc-filter corprpc permit 1 10 100
parameter
no rpc-filter myrpc permit 10
no rpc-filter myrpc
definition
The name of the SMTP filter.
Lists SMTP commands that are allowed. Includes:
hello mail rcpt data quit send saml reset vrfy expn
Enter commands as strings separated by a space.
object SR/configure/firewall
December 2010
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