C H A P T E R 5
Security
Commands
Command
config sys security
custom access-control
config sys security
custom acl add ip
config sys security
custom acl add netmask
config sys security
custom acl delete ip
config sys security
custom acl delete
netmask
config sys security
custom acl info
The Security commands are described below.
Description
Determines whether the access control list is enabled or disabled.
Access control lists are configured with the commands acl add
( ip or netmask ) and acl delete ( ip or netmask ). If an IP or
netmask is on the access control list they are allowed to connect
with any of the enabled administrative methods. SNMP has further
restrictions based on IP, the other methods require user / password
authentication.
config sys security custom access-control
[enable | disable]
Disabled by default.
Adds an IP address to the access control list.
config sys security acl add ip
<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
Adds a netmask in dotted decimal notation to the access control
list.
config sys security acl add netmask
<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx>
Deletes an IP address from the access control list.
config sys security acl delete ip
<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
Deletes a netmask in dotted decimal notation from the access
control list.
config sys security acl delete netmask
<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx>
Displays the current access control list. The access control list is
only used if config sys security access-control is enabled
Security Commands
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