LogicalDistributedFirewallInterface replaceInboundRules request

Description

This API replaces the existing set of inbound firewall rules on the interface with the newly provided set of LogicalFirewallRule objects.
The replaceInboundRules API may only be used within the context of a LogicalHostingEnvironment lock. Locking the LogicalHostingEnvironment object prevents concurrent updates to the same firewalls or rules. The API usage pattern should be as follows :
Acquire a lock ID using the LogicalHostingEnvironment acquireLock API.
Use the lock ID to make the replaceInboundRules API call.
Release the LogicalHostingEnvironment lock.

API stability classification

Unassigned

API overview

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