Manage IPv4 ACL Policies

Go to Policies > IPv4 ACL.

Configuring an IPv4 ACL policy consists of creating a policy and assigning it a name, then configuring policy rules. The user interfaces used to perform these configuration tasks include:

View Configured Policies and Rules

IPv4 ACL Policy Table Column Headings and IPv4 ACL Policy Rules Table Column Headings describe the type of information displayed under each table column in the user interfaces used to perform IPv4 ACL policy configuration tasks.

Table 1. IPv4 ACL Policy Table Column Headings
Column Heading Description
Policy Name Displays the name assigned to the policy.
Action See Management Tools for details.
Table 2. IPv4 ACL Policy Rules Table Column Headings
Column Heading Description
Precedence Displays the assigned precedence value. Rules assigned with lower values are applied first.
Allow Identifies whether packets that meet the criteria stipulated in the rule are to be allowed or denied.
  • indicates Allow
  • indicates Deny
DNS Name Displays the assigned DNS Name.
DNS Match Type Identifies the assigned DNS match criteria. Possible entries are exact, suffix, or contains. If no DNS Name is specified, the entry in this column is Not Set.
Source Displays the source IP address used as basic matching criteria for this IP ACL rule.
Destination Identifies the characteristics of the filtered packet destinations for this IP firewall rule. Possible entries are any, alias, host, or network.
Protocol Displays the configured Protocol. Possible
Source Port Applies only when TCP or UDP Protocol is configured. Identifies whether the source port for incoming IP ACL rule application is any, equals, or an administrator defined range. If you are not using tcp or udp, this setting displays as N/A.
Destination Port Applies only when TCP or UDP Protocol is configured. Identifies whether the destination port for outgoing IP ACL rule application is any, equals, or an administrator defined range. If you are not using tcp or udp, this setting displays as N/A.
ICMP Type Applies only when ICMP Protocol is configured. Displays the assigned ICMP Type value.
ICMP Code Applies only when ICMP Protocol is configured. Displays the assigned ICMP Code value.
Start VLAN Displays the beginning numeric identifier arriving packets must adhere to in order to have the IP ACL rules apply.
End VLAN Displays the end numeric identifier arriving packets must adhere to in order to have the IP ACL rules apply.
Log Indicates whether event logging for this rule‘s usage is enabled.
  • indicates Enabled
  • indicates Disabled
Enable Indicates whether the policy rule is enabled.
  • indicates Enabled
  • indicates Disabled
Description Lists the administrator assigned description applied to the IP ACL rule.

Management Tools

Choose from the following actions: