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Operating the Server
This required parameter provides the actual address data for the rule.
For a type ODTRDP, HBA, or DIAG rule, the parameter provides one or more remote
addresses. You can specify any combination of a single IP address, an IP address
range, or both. To specify an IP address range, use a dash (–) between the starting and
ending IP addresses. To specify multiple addresses, use a forward slash (/) between IP
addresses or between IP address ranges. Do not include spaces in the IP address
syntax.
For a type CALLHOME rule, you must specify a pair of IP addresses separated by a
hash sign (#). The first IP address is the EVLAN address for the host (which is treated
as the local address in the rule). The IP address after the hash sign is the EVLAN
address for the MCP host (which is treated as the remote address in the rule). Ensure
these IP addresses match the addresses specified during the ClearPath Network
Services configuration.
Note: The IP addresses shown in the following table demonstrate syntax structure,
and do not specify actual IP addresses to be used. When running the script, use IP
addresses that are appropriate in your environment.
Sample Syntax for the IP Parameter Explanation
ODTRDP, HBA, or DIAG Rule
10.10.100.60 Single IP address
10.10.100.1 – 10.10.100.50 Range of IP addresses
10.10.100.60/10.10.100.1 – 10.10.100.50 Single IP address, followed by a range of IP
addresses
CALLHOME Rule
192.168.10.6#192.168.10.5 EVLAN IP address for the host, followed by the
hash sign (#) sign, and then EVLAN IP address
for the MCP host
• action
The action parameter is optional and applies only when the type parameter is
ODTRDP, HBA, or DIAG . It is not needed if the type parameter is set to CALLHOME.
Only one value can be specified for the action parameter. Specify keep to add the IP
parameter data to the remote IP addresses already in the rule.
If keep is not specified as the action parameter, then the existing remote IP
addresses in the rule are replaced with the value specified for the IP parameter.
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