How do I enable or disable "Firewall incoming traffic" on a network interface using CLI command?
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How do I enable or disable "Firewall incoming traffic" on a network interface using CLI command?

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Article ID: 166093

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ProxySG Software - SGOS

Issue/Introduction

 I'd like to enable or disable "Firewall incoming traffic" on a network adapter/interface setting using CLI command instead of Management Console.

Resolution

The "Firewall incoming traffic" option on the network interface can be enabled or disabled with "reject-inbound (enable|disable)" CLI command.

 

# conf t
#(config) interface 1:0
#(config interface 1:0) view
  Ethernet interface 1:0 (WAN)
    Internet address:     10.169.3.178 netmask 255.255.252.0
    Internet address:     fe80::2d0:83ff:fe05:87c3 prefixlen 64
    Internet address:     2600:1200:0:54::122 prefixlen 64
    MTU size:             1500
    Link status:          autosensed to full duplex, 100 megabits/sec network
    Reject inbound:       disabled
    Allow intercept:      enabled
    VLAN trunk:           enabled
    Native VLAN:          1
    Spanning tree:        disabled
    IPv6 auto-linklocal:  enabled
    Member of the bridge: passthru-1
#(config interface 1:0)reject-inbound enable
  ok

#(config interface 1:0)view
  Ethernet interface 1:0 (WAN)
    Internet address:     10.169.3.178 netmask 255.255.252.0
    Internet address:     fe80::2d0:83ff:fe05:87c3 prefixlen 64
    Internet address:     2600:1200:0:54::122 prefixlen 64
    MTU size:             1500
    Link status:          autosensed to full duplex, 100 megabits/sec network
    Reject inbound:       enabled
    Allow intercept:      disabled
    VLAN trunk:           enabled
    Native VLAN:          1
    Spanning tree:        disabled
    IPv6 auto-linklocal:  enabled
    Member of the bridge: passthru-1
 
 

 

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