Allows you to access TCP port 24 which allows the use of Load balancing and TCP port 8505 which allows the use of NSP integration feature of Intelligent Sandbox.
Syntax
set port 24/8505 <enable/disable>
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Opens the port 24 and 8505, which allows the use of LB and NSP respectively. |
| Blocks the port 24 and 8505, which restricts the use of LB and NSP respectively. |
Note
By default port 24 and port 8505 are enabled, when disabled Load balancing and NSP won't work.
Note
Ensure Load balancing is not configured or IPS is not integrated while blocking the ports. Intelligent Sandbox software does not check the configuration of these features before disabling the ports. If Load balancing is configured and port 24 is disabled Load balancing will stop working, similarly if NSP is integrated with Intelligent Sandbox and port 8505 is disabled, it will break the integration. So before executing the command ensure Load Balancing or NSP are not configured with Intelligent Sandbox.
Example
set port 24 enable all TCP port 24 enabled set port 8505 enable all TCP port 8505 enabled
For port 24
You can only enable or disable port 24 (lbservice port) for all interfaces using the 'all' option.
Syntax
set port 24 <enable or disable> all
This does not allow to enable or disable for the specific interface.
Syntax
set port 24 disable eth0
Invalid command: [Port 24 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 with option 'all']
set port 24 disable eth1
Invalid command: [Port 24 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 with option 'all']
set port 24 disable eth2
Invalid command: [Port 24 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 with option 'all']
set port 24 disable eth3
Invalid command: [Port 24 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 with option 'all']
set port 24 disable all
TCP port 24 disabled on all interfaces
For port 8505
You can only enable or disable port 8505 (ipsservice port) for all interfaces using the 'all' option.
Syntax
set port 8505 <enable or disable> all
This does not allow to enable or disable for the specific interface.
Syntax
set port 8505 disable eth0
Invalid command: [Port 8505 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 using the 'all' option]
set port 8505 disable eth1
Invalid command: [Port 8505 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 using the 'all' option]
set port 8505 disable eth2
Invalid command: [Port 8505 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 using the 'all' option]
set port 8505 disable eth3
Invalid command: [Port 8505 can only be enabled/disabled on all INTFPORT0|1|2|3 using the 'all' option]
set port 8505 disable all
TCP port 8505 disabled on all interface