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Managing firewall rules from the BMC My Cloud Services Console

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From the BMC My Cloud Services Console, you can add, edit, and delete the rules for firewalls for your servers.

 

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To manage firewall rules, a server must be provisioned to a network container with one firewall and the network container must not be part of the shared network infrastructure. If the network container is part of the shared network infrastructure, meaning the network container is a resource shared by other cloud customers, you cannot modify firewall rules for the server provisioned to that network container.

To add a firewall rule

  1. From the Service Instances pane of the BMC My Cloud Services Console, double-click a service instance to display its server or servers.
  2. Select a server and click the Manage Firewall Rules icon FWicon.gif.
     The Manage Firewalls dialog is displayed.
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To edit a firewall rule

  1. From the Service Instances pane of My Cloud Services Console, double-click a service instance to display its server or servers.
  2. Select a server and click the Manage Firewall Rules icon FWicon.gif.
     The Manage Firewalls dialog appears.
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To delete a firewall rule

  1. From the Service Instances pane of My Cloud Services Console, double-click a service instance to display its server or servers.
  2. Select a server and click the Manage Firewall Rules icon FWicon.gif.
     The Manage Firewalls dialog appears.
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