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554 CHAPTER 39: CONFIGURING FIREWALL
The “depth-first” principle means matching the access rules with the smallest
definition range of data packets. It can be achieved by comparing the wildcards of
address. The smaller the wildcards are, the smaller the range specified by the host
is. For example, 129.102.1.1.0.0.0.0 specifies a host (the address is 129.102.1.1),
while 129.102.1.1.0.0.255.255 specifies a network segment (the range of the
address is from 129.102.1.1 to 129.102.255.255), obviously the former is
arranged in the front of access control rule.
The special standard is the following:
■ For the statement of standard access control rules, compare the wildcards of
the source addresses directly, and arrange according configuration sequence if
the wildcards are the same.
■ For the access control rules based on interface filtering, the rules configured
with “any”are arranged last, and the rest will be arranged according to the
configuration sequence.
■ For extended access control rules, compare the wildcards of source addresses.
If they are the same, then compare the wildcards of the destination address. If
they are still the same, compare the range of port numbers, and the rule with
smaller range will be arranged first. If the port numbers are the same, then
match the rules according to the user's configuration sequence.
The display acl acl-number command can be used to view the executive
sequence of the system access rules, and the rules listed ahead will be selected
first.
Configure Firewall Firewall configuration includes:
■ Enabling and Disabling a Firewall
■ Configuring Standard Access Control List
■ Configuring Extended Access Control List
■ Setting the Default Firewall Filtering Mode
■ Configuring Special Timerange
■ Configuring Rules for Applying Access Control List on Interface
■ Specifying Logging Host
Enabling and Disabling a
Firewall
A firewall should be enabled for filtering messages to set other configurations into
effect.
Perform the following configurations in system view.
Table 621 Enable/Disable Firewall
Firewalls are disabled by default.
Operation Command
Enable firewall firewall enable
Disable firewall firewall disable