| ISDB Object IDs: - Amazon-AWS (393320).
- Amazon-AWS.CloudFront (393481).
- If the user wants to change the service ports for 'Amazon-AWS.CloudFront' from the default (1-65535) to 80 and 443.
config firewall internet-service-addition edit 393481 set comment 'Amazon-AWS.CloudFront' config entry edit 1 set protocol 6 config port-range edit 1 set start-port 443 set end-port 443 next edit 2 set start-port 80 set end-port 80 next end - Start the command to apply changes to 'Internet services' :
execute internet-service4 refresh Internet Service IPv4 refresh start ... Start to initialize APP file. Start to initialize MAP file. Internet Service is refreshed. execute internet-service6 refresh Internet Service IPv6 refresh start ... Start to initialize APP file. Start to initialize MAP file. Internet Service is refreshed. - When checking information for Internet Service ID: 393481, the port does not change.
diagnose internet-service id 393481 ... 216.137.62.0-216.137.62.255 country(840) region(2039) city(1106) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(6) port(1-65535) 216.137.62.0-216.137.62.255 country(840) region(2039) city(1106) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(17) port(1-65535) 216.137.63.0-216.137.63.255 country(840) region(596) city(1207) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(6) port(1-65535) 216.137.63.0-216.137.63.255 country(840) region(596) city(1207) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(17) port(1-65535) Note: If the ISDB object is a child of another ISDB object, then the 'internet-service-addition' configuration block for the child ISDB object does not apply. Hence, the parent object 'Amazon-AWS' of 'Amazon-AWS.CloudFront' also needs to have its settings changed. config firewall internet-service-addition edit 393481 set comment 'Amazon-AWS.CloudFront' config entry edit 1 set protocol 6 config port-range edit 1 set start-port 443 set end-port 443 next edit 2 set start-port 80 set end-port 80 next edit 393320 set comment 'Amazon-AWS' config entry edit 1 set protocol 6 config port-range edit 1 set start-port 443 set end-port 443 next edit 2 set start-port 80 set end-port 80 diagnose internet-service id 393481 ... 216.137.62.0-216.137.62.255 country(840) region(2039) city(1106) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(6) port(443 80) 216.137.62.0-216.137.62.255 country(840) region(2039) city(1106) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(17) port(1-65535) 216.137.63.0-216.137.63.255 country(840) region(596) city(1207) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(6) port(443 80) 216.137.63.0-216.137.63.255 country(840) region(596) city(1207) blocklist(0x0) reputation(4), popularity(5) domain(1151) botnet(4096) proto(17) port(1-65535)
Note 2: A complete protocol (whole TCP, UDP, or ICMP) entry can not be removed from the default database. For example, above ISDB object Amazon-AWS (393320) has TCP, UDP, and ICMP lists, and by default UDP lists ports 1-65535 without the above modifications. If there is a need to restrict the UDP ports, a separate entry needs to be created for protocol 17 using the above steps. If there is no need for UDP, start-port and end-port need to be 0-0 under the config port-range entry. Refer to this article for UDP port entries: Technical Tip: How to configure custom port and port ranges into the ISDB entries. |