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Working with IP Rules
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IP Rules
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IP Rule PositionsReserved addresses are set by their position in the block. Positions start at '1', for the first address in a block, and step up by one for each subsequent IP address. The last position in a block is '0', representing the last address, and steps down a negative integer for each position from last - so the last three addresses in a block would be represented by (0, -1, -2). When reserving multiple positions, the typed order of the positions does not matter. Position examples: (1) - Reserves the first IP (0) - Reserves the last IP (1,2,3) - Reserves the first three IPs (0, -1, -2) - Reserves the last three IPs. (1,2,3,0,-1,-2) - Reserves the first three and last three IPs |
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Review the list of excluded IP addresses affected by the rule, then click "Apply" to finalize the selection.
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Once selected, hit the "Continue" Button.
Review the list of excluded IP addresses affected by the rule, then click "Apply" to finalize the selection.
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If desired, you can exit out of applying the rule by clicking "Discard", and closing the screen.
Once changes are applied, the rule will show the name, affected CIDR, affected IPs, and present with an option to remove the rule.
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