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:It is possible to use IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. | :It is possible to use IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. | ||
:Up to 16 IP addresses may be used so that at least one item on the list must match. | :Up to 16 IP addresses may be used so that at least one item on the list must match. | ||
* Ports: TCP or UDP ports may be used to match traffic. The source and the destination port is used to match the list of ports. Individual ports or port ranges can be used. | * Ports: TCP or UDP ports may be used to match traffic. The source and the destination port is used to match the list of ports. Individual ports or port ranges can be used. | ||
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:matches any port between 100 and 200 | :matches any port between 100 and 200 | ||
:Up to 16 ports or port ranges may be defined. | :Up to 16 ports or port ranges may be defined. | ||
Either IP addresses or ports may be left empty, but if both are defined, they must match together. So for a specific packet the source or destination IP must match any entry in the list of IP addresses and the source or destination port must match any entry in the list of ports. | Either IP addresses or ports may be left empty, but if both are defined, they must match together. So for a specific packet the source or destination IP must match any entry in the list of IP addresses and the source or destination port must match any entry in the list of ports. |
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