ADC SG-1 - Manual (Page 106)

Chapter 7: Second Level Commands June 30, 2006
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access-list EDS-permit <source IP address> <mask> <cr>
access-list native-ip <source IP address> <mask> <cr>
native-ip-pass-through <source IP address> <mask> <cr>
After keying in one of the above commands, the system responds by displaying Added item.
Parameter(s)
There are two options for the first command line argument following the access list command:
• Telnet-permit - to allow Telnet access to a SG-1 from a certain IP address. If no Telnet access list exists, the
IP address is added to it. This command must be followed by the IP address.
• SNMP-permit–to allow SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) access to a SG-1 from a certain IP
address. If no SNMP access list exists, the IP address is added to it. This command must be followed by the
source IP address and mask.
• EDS-permit–to allow access to a SG-1 from a certain IP address. If no EDS-permit access list exists, the IP
address is added to it. This command must be followed by the source IP address and mask.
• native-ip–to allow native-ip access to a SG-1 from a certain IP address. If no nativ-ip access list exists, the IP
address is added to it. This command must be followed by the source IP address and mask.
• native-ip-pass-through–to allow native-ip pass trough the SG-1 from a certain IP address. If no native-ip-
pass-through access list exists, the IP address is added to it. This command must be followed by the source
IP address and mask.
Example(s)
Using the access-list native-ip command
The access-list native-ip command defines the allowed static native IP networks in the system. It defines the allowed
static native IP networks as native-ip potential users. The maximum number of access list line is 200.
Usage
access-list native-ip <source ip address> <source mask>
Host(config)# access-list SNMP-permit 25.3.2.251 255.255.255.255
Host(congfig)# access-list native-ip