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ACLs

This feature provides the option for the user to have more restricted access to traffic going to specific SPP Rule. It allows the user to reject/accept traffic from IPv4/IPv6 Address/Address Group sending traffic which match certain Service/Service group traffic. This can offload a lot of burden from DDoS Mitigation by eliminating unwanted traffic.

Note: Any traffic that matches SPP Rule with action Accept will be tracked and allowed and no DDoS Mitigation mechanisms will be applied.

Settings

Guidelines

Name

Name of ACL

Status

Control to enable or disable ACL

Action

Reject or Accept traffic

IP Version

IPv4 or IPv6

Source Address IPv4 Type

Address IPv4 or Address IPv4 Group

Source Address IPv4

  • Address IPv4 : Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv4
  • Address IPv4 Group: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv4 Group

Source Address IPv6 Type

Address IPv6 or Address IPv6 Group

Source Address IPv6

  • Address IPv6 : Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv6
  • Address IPv6 Group: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv6 Group

Service Type

Service or Service Group

Service

  • Service: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Service
  • Service Group: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Service Group

Tooltip

To configure using the CLI:

config ddos spp rule

edit <spp_name>

config acl

edit <acl_name>

set status { enable | disable }

set action { reject | accept }

set ip-version { IPv4 | IPv6 }

set source-address4-type { addr4 | addr-grp4 }

set source-address-v4 <IPv4 Address>

set source-address-v4-group <IPv4 Address Group>

set source-address6-type { addr6 | addr-grp6 }

set source-address-v6 <IPv6 Address>

set source-address-v6-group <IPv6 Address Group>

set service-type { service | service-grp}

set service-id <Service>

set service-grp-id <Service Group>

next

end

next

end

ACLs

This feature provides the option for the user to have more restricted access to traffic going to specific SPP Rule. It allows the user to reject/accept traffic from IPv4/IPv6 Address/Address Group sending traffic which match certain Service/Service group traffic. This can offload a lot of burden from DDoS Mitigation by eliminating unwanted traffic.

Note: Any traffic that matches SPP Rule with action Accept will be tracked and allowed and no DDoS Mitigation mechanisms will be applied.

Settings

Guidelines

Name

Name of ACL

Status

Control to enable or disable ACL

Action

Reject or Accept traffic

IP Version

IPv4 or IPv6

Source Address IPv4 Type

Address IPv4 or Address IPv4 Group

Source Address IPv4

  • Address IPv4 : Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv4
  • Address IPv4 Group: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv4 Group

Source Address IPv6 Type

Address IPv6 or Address IPv6 Group

Source Address IPv6

  • Address IPv6 : Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv6
  • Address IPv6 Group: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Address IPv6 Group

Service Type

Service or Service Group

Service

  • Service: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Service
  • Service Group: Entry configured under System > Address and Service > Service Group

Tooltip

To configure using the CLI:

config ddos spp rule

edit <spp_name>

config acl

edit <acl_name>

set status { enable | disable }

set action { reject | accept }

set ip-version { IPv4 | IPv6 }

set source-address4-type { addr4 | addr-grp4 }

set source-address-v4 <IPv4 Address>

set source-address-v4-group <IPv4 Address Group>

set source-address6-type { addr6 | addr-grp6 }

set source-address-v6 <IPv6 Address>

set source-address-v6-group <IPv6 Address Group>

set service-type { service | service-grp}

set service-id <Service>

set service-grp-id <Service Group>

next

end

next

end