Syntax

configureOutboundFirewall [add {-s} {-f}] [list] [status] [remove {-e} {-f}] [disable] [overwrite {-s} {-f}] [enable-logging] [disable-logging] [logging-status]

-h

Displays the help for the command.

add -s

Adds the destination IPv4, IPv6, FQDN, and Network with CIDR notation IP addresses in the whitelist. While processing the FQDN, System Manager resolves the FQDN to its IP Address, and adds that IP address in the whitelist. You can add multiple entries with comma-separated values.

add -f

Adds the destination IPv4, IPv6, FQDN, and Network with CIDR notation IP addresses in the whitelist through a file.

list

Displays the list of outbound firewall rules.

status

Displays the status of outbound firewall configuration.

remove -e

Removes the entry of the outbound firewall rules from the whitelist.

remove -f

Removes the file of the destination outbound firewall rules.

disable

Disables the outbound firewall rules.

overwrite -s

Overwrites the existing list of outbound firewall rules in the whitelist.

overwrite -f INPUT_FILE

Overwrites the existing file of outbound firewall rules.

enable-logging

Captures the logs for any dropped connections. By default, the outbound firewall rule logging is disabled. System Manager stores the logs in the /var/log/outbound_firewall.log file.

disable-logging

Disables the outbound firewall rule logging.

logging-status

Displays the outbound firewall rule logging status.