Deleteacl - Paradyne 6212 User Manual

Command Line Interface User's Guide
Video files:
Video: generic for all video files
.mpg, .mpeg: video/mpeg (specific)
-TIMEOFDAY <DAY1> <TIME1> <DAY2> <TIME2>
This option is used filter the connections using the specified time. We can specify the day and
time.DAY1 and DAY2 should be in string format like sun, mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat. TIME1,
TIME2 should be in the hh:mm (24:00 hr format). The permissions should be applied between
the specified times.
Syntax of days and times are as below:
DAY1, DAY2: sun/mon/tue/wed/thu/fri/sat
TIME1, TIME2: Hrs: Mins
EXAMPLE
addacl httpproxy 3 deny -o -uid 3
This command configure a user using adduser command. Assume that it returns user id as 3. This
will add an entry in to the acl rule base. This rule is applied on http traffic, which is pass through
the httpproxy only. This rule will block the user (user id 3) completely.
addacl httpproxy 4 allow –o –uid 3 –domain www.yahoo.com
This rule adds an entry into the acl rule base. This rule will allow the user (user id 3) to access
the website www.yahoo.com only. Other than this it will not allow the user to access anything.
addacl httpproxy 8 deny –o -dest 202.100.200.20 -timeofday mon 10:00 thu 10:00
This rule adds an entry into the acl rule base. This rule will block the packets from Monday 10'o
clock to Thursday 10'o clock destined to 202.100.200.20
5.18.2

deleteacl

DELETEACL <MODULE> <RULE-ID>
This command is used to delete the rule from the acl rule base. We have to specify the module
name and the rule id to delete the entry from the list.
EXAMPLE
deleteacl httpproxy 1
This command deletes the rule 1 from the acl list.
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