Saving A Trl Configuration; Transaction Rate Limit Command Reference - Brocade Communications Systems ServerIron ADX 12.4.00a Security Manual

Saving a TRL configuration

The following applies to saving a TRL config:
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Disabling the storage of TRL rules on the internal USB drive
By default, storage of TRL rules on the internal USB drive of a ServerIron ADX is enabled. You can
disable the storage of TRL rules on the internal USB drive of a ServerIron ADX as shown.
ServerIronADX(config)# no client-trans-rate-limit usb-config-gen
Syntax: no client-trans-rate-limit usb-config-gen
NOTE
Where the storage of TRL rules on the internal USB drive of a ServerIron ADX is disabled and the
total rules exceeds 2500, only 2500 rules would be saved in startup-config.

Transaction rate limit command reference

This section describes the syntax, semantics, and usage for each transaction rate limit command.
This section contains the following sections:
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client-trans-rate-limit
Use the client-trans-rate-limit command in the global configuration mode to configure a transaction
rate limit rule name and traffic type.
Syntax: client-trans-rate-limit {icmp <name> | default} | {tcp <name> | default} |
icmp - Specifies ICMP transaction rate limit for client subnet.
tcp - Specifies TCP transaction rate limit for client subnet.
udp - Specifies UDP transaction rate limit for client subnet.
<name> - Specifies the name for this configuration.
default - Specifies default.
trl
Use the trl command in the global configuration client-trl mode to configure transaction rate limit
rules.
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the startup-config cannot store 15,000 IPv4 and 15,000 IPv6 rules.
If the total number of IPv4 and IPv6 rules exceeds 2500, issuing the write mem command
stores the TRL rules in the "trl_conf.txt" file on the internal USB drive.
the policy config and global/local maximum rule count config is always stored in the
startup-config.
"client-trans-rate-limit"
"trl"
{udp <name> | default}
Transaction Rate Limit (TRL)
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