Command and Executable Files
When you create the new SunScreen configuration, you run the configuration program, which then executes the command files. You do not need to take further action on the command and executable files.
The following figures show examples of these files.
Example 8-1 policy.name_Objects File
# The address commands may contain other addresses which need to be created.
# These objects are logged in the policyname_Obj.log file
add_nocheck Address "mailhost-INT" HOST 205.167.60.6 COMMENT "Object from FW-1"
add_nocheck Address "mailhost-EXT" HOST 207.82.121.5 COMMENT "Object from FW-1"
add_nocheck Address "localnet" NETWORK 205.167.60.00 255.255.255.00 COMMENT
"Object from FW-1, will need to be modified before using the GUI"
add_nocheck Address "talon" HOST 205.167.60.200 COMMENT "Object from FW-1"
add_nocheck Address "exosecure-alc" HOST 207.82.121.254 COMMENT "Object from FW-1"
save
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Example 8-2 policy.name_Rules File
add_nocheck Rule "ip all" "*" "*" ALLOW LOG SUMMARY
save
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Example 8-3 policy.name_sscfg File (where policy.name is 4complex)
#!/bin/csh
setenv PATH .:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/opt/SUNWicg/SunScreen/bin
echo Creating Policy: 4complex
ssadm policy -a 4complex
echo Adding Policy Addresses
/opt/SUNWicg/SunScreen/bin/ssadm edit -P 4complex < 4complex_Objects
echo Adding Policy Rules
/opt/SUNWicg/SunScreen/bin/ssadm edit -P 4complex < 4complex_Rules
echo Finished!
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