Chapter 29 Secure Policy
ZyWALL Series CLI Reference Guide
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29.4.6 ADP Flood Detection Whitelist Commands
These commands apply add and remove clients/and or services from the ADP Flood Detection Whitelist.
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show idp anomaly profile
tcp-decoder {bad-tcp-flag |
bad-tcp-l4-size | tcp-land}
details
Shows tcp-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
show idp anomaly profile
udp-decoder all details
Shows udp-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
show idp anomaly profile
udp-decoder {bad-udp-l4-
size | udp-land | udp-
smurf} details
Shows specific udp-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
show idp anomaly profile
icmp-decoder all details
Shows all icmp-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
show idp anomaly profile
icmp-decoder {bad-icmp-l4-
size | icmp-smurf} details
Shows specific icmp-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
show idp anomaly adp-
profile ip-decoder all
details
Shows all ip-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
show idp anomaly adp-
profile ip-decoder {ip-
spoof | ip-teardrop}
details
Shows specific ip-decoder settings for the specified ADP profile.
Table 122 ADP Add/Edit Profile Commands (continued)
LABEL DESCRIPTION
Table 123 ADP Global Profile Commands
LABEL DESCRIPTION
[no] idp anomaly
white-list activate
Enables or disables the ADP Flood Detection Whitelist on the Zyxel Device.
idp anomaly white-list
rule-name
Enters the ADP Flood Detection Whitelist subcommand mode for the specified
whitelist entry. If the entry does not currently exist, the Zyxel Device creates it.
activate
Enables the ADP Flood Detection Whitelist entry.
deactivate
Disables the ADP Flood Detection Whitelist entry.
source {src-ipv4-
obj | any}
destination {dst-
ipv4-obj | any}
service
{service_obj |
any}
Sets the source IPv4 object, destination IPv4 object, and service object that the
entry applies to. Use any to match any source, destination, or service.
no idp anomaly white-
list rule-name
Deletes the specified ADP Flood Detection Whitelist entry.
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