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Notes:
Syntax Usage
• Refer to the information in “Syntax Usage” to replace the parameter in
this command.
• The .\ notation before the script name denotes the current path. Without this
notation, PowerShell cannot locate the script file.
Use the following syntax when modifying the IP addresses in the firewall rules:
ChangeRulesForMCP type IP [action]
Note: Input is not case-sensitive.
• type
• IP
This required parameter determines the rule that is being modified. It can be set to
ODTRDP, CALLHOME, HBA, or DIAG.
- Use ODTRDP to modify the rules for both WebEnabler ODT and Remote Desktop
connections.
Note: To reduce the number of options required to modify firewall rules when
non-default IP addresses are configured, the ODTRDP rule will automatically
modify additional firewall rules that use the same remote addresses as the ODT
and RDP firewall rules. The same remote IP addresses will also be applied to each
of the following rules:
o Unisys NGAgent (TCP-In)
o Windows Remote Management (HTTP-In)
o Unisys Windows Remote Management (HTTPS-In)
o DFS Management (DCOM-In)
o DFS Management (WMI-In)
- Use CALLHOME to modify the rule for the Call Home connection.
- Use HBA to modify the rule for HBA configuration.
- Use DAIG to modify the rule for diagnostic file transfer.
Operating the Server
Note: This type is valid only on the systems management engine and is used to
modify the FTP Server (FTP Traffic-In) and FTP Server Passive (FTP Passive
Traffic-In) rules. While the syntax is the same as the ODTRDP type, the point of
reference for the Remote IP addresses and Local IP addresses is different. For
this type, the Remote IP range that is specified refers to the address ranges of the
non-systems management engine cells and the Local IP refers to the systems
management engine cell. The Local IP address is automatically determined by the
script and it uses the supplied IP parameter to represent the Remote IP ranges.
This implies that if you are changing the MLAN subnet, the MLAN IP of the
Systems Management Engine should be changed before running the
ChangeRulesForMCP script with the DIAG type.
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