psm analytics disable-access-rule
Use this command to disable an active access rule for a service created with
Oracle
Analytics Cloud - Classic.
The access rule must exist for your service and be in the enabled status before you can disable it. To determine whether the access rule exists and if it’s enabled, use the
psm analytics access-rules
command. If the rule is enabled, the status line will so indicate: {
"description":"",
"destination":"",
"ports":"22",
"ruleName":"corp_vnc",
"ruleType":"DEFAULT",
"source":"PUBLIC-INTERNET",
"status":"enabled"
},
You can re-enable the rule by using the psm analytics enable-access-rule
command. You can disable rules of both USER and DEFAULT types.
Syntax
psm analytics enable-access-rule -s|--service-name serviceName
-r|--rule-name ruleName
[-of|--output-format json|html|short]
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
-s|--service-name |
Name of the service. |
-r|--rule-name |
The name of the rule you want to disable. |
-of|--output-format |
(Optional) Desired output format.
Accepted values: |
Example
$ psm analytics disable-access-rule -s Example1Service -r corp_vnc
Response:
{
"description":"",
"destination":"",
"ports":"22",
"ruleName":"corp_vnc",
"ruleType":"DEFAULT",
"source":"PUBLIC-INTERNET",
"status":"disabled"
}