Top-level configuration mode commands
WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide
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abort command
WG#config<ENTER>
WG(config)#abort
Effect
Aborts (erases) all system configuration changes
made since the last use of the
WG(config)#commit
command. This empties the
cache of to-be-committed changes and additions.
Arguments
None
address command
WG#config<ENTER>
WG(config)#address <"name"> [+] -host
<a.b.c.d> \
[<a.b.c.d>]… -net <a.b.c.d/e> [<a.b.c.d/
e>]… -range \
<a.b.c.d-a.b.c.d> [<a.b.c.d-a.b.c.d>]… \
-group <address_name> [<address_name>]…
Effect
Creates a new address object or modifies an
existing group, depending upon the use of the “+”
character. This command must start with a new or
existing “name” and can incorporate the following:
(1) a single IP address, (2) a range of IP addresses,
(3) a subnet, and (4) a group of existing address
entries that you may want to combine into a single
entity.
Arguments
<"name">
This argument notes a new “name” for this group.
You can then type one or more of the following