Adding Ports to a Whitelist Using the CLI

Use the CLI commands in this procedure to add a port to a whitelist. You enter each port separately. You can add up to 256 port whitelist entries.

Important
After you add a port to a whitelist, use the policymgr refresh-policy command in the CLI configuration mode to refresh the policy configuration.
Make sure the port whitelist is enabled after you have added the ports to the whitelist. For details about how to enable a port whitelist, Enabling or Disabling a Port Whitelist Using the CLI on page 1.

To add ports to a whitelist:

Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Specify the port to add to a whitelist.
hostname (config) # policymgr whitelist port <port_number>
Repeat the previous step for each port you want to add.
Save your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Refresh the policy configuration.
hostname (config) # policymgr refresh-policy
Verify the configuration for a port whitelist.
hostname (config) # show policymgr whitelist port

Example

This example shows how to add three ports to a whitelist.

hostname (config) # policymgr whitelist port 443

hostname (config) # policymgr refresh-policy

hostname (config) # policymgr whitelist port 8080

hostname (config) # policymgr refresh-policy

hostname (config) # policymgr whitelist port 9000

hostname (config) # policymgr refresh-policy

hostname (config) # show policymgr whitelist port

Port Based whitelist enabled: yes

Port Whitelist Entries: 3 / 256

Subnetf port whitelist detail:

port 1: 443

port 2: 8080

port 3: 9000